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I was hoping to see how exactly the BD box protects your garage door opener setup. I wanted to do the same thing for my garage and im curious what vulnerabilities are in the system that could be an issue. I didnt see where the box actaully protects any of the IoT devices like the nest smoke alarm, Nest thermostat, nest camera, or the garage door opener. I have now started adding IoT devices to my home like light switches etc and I cant see where those things are protected here.

I'm in the market for a new monitor to replace my 2011 Dell U2412M. I have narrowed this down to two choices. This monitor and the ROG PG279Q. I'm looking for a higher refresh rate and 2k res to pair with my gtx 1070. I was also pleased to see the pixel pitch of these monitors .233 which is better than my Dell and the reason why ive held on to the Dell for so long. I'm not thrilled about a four yo monitor still asking $600 but it checks all my boxes. I like the price of the VG27 ($460 on amazon) and it features. I would also like to future proof my purchase and get many years of service out of this new monitor like i did with my Dell If you were me which one would you pick?

Where is the link to the 27 little brother LG monitor??

@BobVonBobI saw the core only brackets but rather have something that will do all the components. @SwagMaestroAlso, It would be for longevity mostly.

I'm looking for options for water cooling my EVGA 1070 (08G-P4-6173-KR). It's worked fine for two years now but maybe a water cooler would be nice. I'm looking for something mostly plug'n'play, like a nice aio. Not into doing a custom setup at all. I already have an AIO for my cpu and would love something similar for my GPU, but at a reasonable price like my corsair h100i. I found this and it says it would work for the card i have but come on! $330!!!(with single fan rad and water) https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-mlc-gpu-module-fc-geforce-gtx-fe-nickel Does anyone know of something else that is cheaper? Or am I crazy to think there is something else for half that price? $200 at least?

That's fine i just didn't want to start over with a fresh install with the old iso i have from Feb 2016, back when win10 was free. So i had thought a new updated iso would be a better choice. Thanks for the help.

I'm about to reinstall windows 10 on my new NVMe and i downloaded today win10 from Microsoft using their tool setup a USB. Is that download from Microsoft the current version with all the latest patches, hotfixes and updates? Or do i need to do some slipstream of the latest SP like old windows XP/7?