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Starting to think Apple just threw in the word "terrorist" just to spread fear so some more people would side with them

You can, depending on the motherboard. Of course you won't have the freedom to increase multiplier at will, but you can increase the BCLK ever so slightly. 

From past experiences, telling the client the directory to the game, only worked with Steam. Any other client such as uPlay or Origin doesn't detect the game is installed even after telling it which directory the games are at. 

That one comes with a PSU

I am pleased to confirm, at last; the final build
 















 
 
 

So this project actually started out as something else, it was actually a Jonsbo U2 that was modded to fit a 120 mm rad and a 240 mm rad. Unfortunately I was never pleased with the result, it just looked a bit messy, and alot of the details would disappear because of the size. It was never completed, but you can check out where the project halted here if you want: 

 
Specs are the same in this one obviously:
 
Case: Ncase M1
CPU: i7-6700K
Mobo: Asus Z170i Pro Gaming
PSU: Silverstone Strider SX600-G
GPU: R9 Nano
Memory: Kingston HyperX Savage
SSD 1: Samsung 950 Pro M.2 256 GB
SSD 2: Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB
SSD 3: Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB
Rad: EK 240 SE
Fans: Scythe slip Stream 120
Tubing: Monsoon 13/10
Res/Pump: Magicool DCP450
CPU Block: EK Supremacy Black
GPU Block: EK Fury Nano Full Cover
 
At the same time I had ordered an Ncase M1-case, and the moment I got it, it was obvious that this would become the project instead. It was just that nice, and it is equally as incredible to work in. The people behind this case has really taken everything into consideration, making proper use of every nook and cranny  This all happened when the forums were down, and the build went so fast because I already had all the parts, and some of the modding (not that there was much needed) was completed in the other project. So this one isn't much of a build log, but more of a completed build. Some minor details are left, you can see a couple of wires down in the left corner for lighting, and there are some light on the motherboard I'm gonna get rid of. On to some pictures:
 

 

 

 

 

 
The pump is alright now, but when I installed it the first time, I noticed that it was leaking from between the glass part and the pump housing. The o-ring probably was too small, and I generally can't recommend this pump other than for the footprint. Fortunately, my girlfriend works with nails, and has some experience with acrylics, so she filled the gap around the bottom with clear acrylic, and the result isn't too bad at all! you can see a minor circle around if you look closely at the pictures, and I don't think it something you would notice unless you knew it was there. All in all really happy about the result, so far my absolute favourite pc that I've built. 
 
Even did some tests with 3DMark and Prime95, and it was coping pretty well. CPU went up to a maximum of 86 degrees on Prime95, can post the 3DMark scores when I get back home, but was about 13000 on Firestrike at 1920 x1080.

Sapphire Nitro Series are always custom PCB. You can even look it up on EK's configurator 
 
Edit:
Just to make your life easier.... @VincentiusIV  @suchamoneypit

Core Component:
Intel i7 3770k
Asus P8Z77-V Pro
Corsair Vengeance Pro Ram 16GB Blue
GTX 980 (Reference)
Hyper-X Predator 240GB PCI-e SSD (Windows 10)
OCZ Agility 3 240GB (Mac OS X 10.10.5)
2X Hitachi 2.5in 1TB HDD
Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP2
Fractal Define R5 Titanium 
 
Watercooling Component:
EK-Supremacy Evo Full Nickel Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Acetal Clean CSQ Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Backplate
Alphacool NexXxos XT45 Full Copper Radiator 360 
Alphacool NexXxos  XT45 Full Copper Radiator 280
Bitspower Single D5 Pump and Reservoir Combo
Bitspower D5 Top Upgrade 150 - Black
Bitspower D5 Mod Top v2 -  Black 
Swiftech MCP655 Variable Speed
Bitspower D5 Pump Mod Kit - Matte Black 
Bitspower Anti-Cyclone Adapter
Bitspower Aqua-Pipe 
3x Noctua NF-F12
2x Noctua NF-A14
2x Noctua LTT Edition NF-A14
 

 

Google can't help you...because it isn't a thing...yet...

If you read my post clearly...I never said it was impossible. I stated that IT IS possible, just the tools and software to do so aren't available in consumer's hand. 
 
I also stated that anything deleted isn't actually deleted, but is allowed to be rewritten over by another piece of information. Since you factory reset the device, reinstalled downloaded apps (I am assuming you did), some of the images were probably rewritten over...so some of it is probably unrecoverable. I NEVER ONCE stated none is recoverable. 

I actually watched the video last night....I understand what he is saying.
 
Only thing is that he targeted Linus, even though Linus specifically said if the product has a warranty, don't bake it and instead go through the RMA process.
 
He only did it because it was samples and didn't have a warranty and it was dead. SO what more does he have to lose?

From past experiences, telling the client the directory to the game, only worked with Steam. Any other client such as uPlay or Origin doesn't detect the game is installed even after telling it which directory the games are at. 

BY diagnosis, I mean I do it myself...because there isn't remotely a shop in my town that has people repairing circuit boards..or remotely knowledgeable about technology...because my town is filled with people who only cares about trending things and say misinformed information and spreading a wild fire of misinformed information. Such as the term "Galaxy Charger" or "Android Charger"....its a freaking MicroUSB cable....a universal standard that is not just only used for Android Phones....but that is besides the point. 
 
Like I said before, it all depends on the situation, if I am out of choices and options, I would give baking a shot because I am dead shot in the foot. Would I recommend/tell this to anyone else to try...absolutely not because the chances are they aren't a DIY type of person and probably have more money than I do to have someone professional fix it, or buy something brand new...latest and greatest. 
 
But those who bakes or heat guns the supposedly dead item as their first choice of action, they are outright....idiots because they probably had other better options. 
Like what the guy said, he gets people bringing in stuff that has been baked/heatguned...meaning the people had him as an option but instead goes through with the heatgun without doing a bit of research. Those people are the stupid one for doing it thinking it is a good solution

I actually watched the video last night....I understand what he is saying.
 
Only thing is that he targeted Linus, even though Linus specifically said if the product has a warranty, don't bake it and instead go through the RMA process.
 
He only did it because it was samples and didn't have a warranty and it was dead. SO what more does he have to lose?

I actually watched the video last night....I understand what he is saying.
 
Only thing is that he targeted Linus, even though Linus specifically said if the product has a warranty, don't bake it and instead go through the RMA process.
 
He only did it because it was samples and didn't have a warranty and it was dead. SO what more does he have to lose?

I actually watched the video last night....I understand what he is saying.
 
Only thing is that he targeted Linus, even though Linus specifically said if the product has a warranty, don't bake it and instead go through the RMA process.
 
He only did it because it was samples and didn't have a warranty and it was dead. SO what more does he have to lose?

Still wishing they never dropped the Ericson branding....IMO Sony Ericson had one of the best design team. The Xperia Arc/S just looked amazing for it's time

Core Component:
Intel i7 3770k
Asus P8Z77-V Pro
Corsair Vengeance Pro Ram 16GB Blue
GTX 980 (Reference)
Hyper-X Predator 240GB PCI-e SSD (Windows 10)
OCZ Agility 3 240GB (Mac OS X 10.10.5)
2X Hitachi 2.5in 1TB HDD
Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP2
Fractal Define R5 Titanium 
 
Watercooling Component:
EK-Supremacy Evo Full Nickel Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Acetal Clean CSQ Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Backplate
Alphacool NexXxos XT45 Full Copper Radiator 360 
Alphacool NexXxos  XT45 Full Copper Radiator 280
Bitspower Single D5 Pump and Reservoir Combo
Bitspower D5 Top Upgrade 150 - Black
Bitspower D5 Mod Top v2 -  Black 
Swiftech MCP655 Variable Speed
Bitspower D5 Pump Mod Kit - Matte Black 
Bitspower Anti-Cyclone Adapter
Bitspower Aqua-Pipe 
3x Noctua NF-F12
2x Noctua NF-A14
2x Noctua LTT Edition NF-A14
 

 

Core Component:
Intel i7 3770k
Asus P8Z77-V Pro
Corsair Vengeance Pro Ram 16GB Blue
GTX 980 (Reference)
Hyper-X Predator 240GB PCI-e SSD (Windows 10)
OCZ Agility 3 240GB (Mac OS X 10.10.5)
2X Hitachi 2.5in 1TB HDD
Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP2
Fractal Define R5 Titanium 
 
Watercooling Component:
EK-Supremacy Evo Full Nickel Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Acetal Clean CSQ Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Backplate
Alphacool NexXxos XT45 Full Copper Radiator 360 
Alphacool NexXxos  XT45 Full Copper Radiator 280
Bitspower Single D5 Pump and Reservoir Combo
Bitspower D5 Top Upgrade 150 - Black
Bitspower D5 Mod Top v2 -  Black 
Swiftech MCP655 Variable Speed
Bitspower D5 Pump Mod Kit - Matte Black 
Bitspower Anti-Cyclone Adapter
Bitspower Aqua-Pipe 
3x Noctua NF-F12
2x Noctua NF-A14
2x Noctua LTT Edition NF-A14
 

 

Core Component:
Intel i7 3770k
Asus P8Z77-V Pro
Corsair Vengeance Pro Ram 16GB Blue
GTX 980 (Reference)
Hyper-X Predator 240GB PCI-e SSD (Windows 10)
OCZ Agility 3 240GB (Mac OS X 10.10.5)
2X Hitachi 2.5in 1TB HDD
Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP2
Fractal Define R5 Titanium 
 
Watercooling Component:
EK-Supremacy Evo Full Nickel Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Acetal Clean CSQ Waterblock 
EK-FC980 GTX Nickel Backplate
Alphacool NexXxos XT45 Full Copper Radiator 360 
Alphacool NexXxos  XT45 Full Copper Radiator 280
Bitspower Single D5 Pump and Reservoir Combo
Bitspower D5 Top Upgrade 150 - Black
Bitspower D5 Mod Top v2 -  Black 
Swiftech MCP655 Variable Speed
Bitspower D5 Pump Mod Kit - Matte Black 
Bitspower Anti-Cyclone Adapter
Bitspower Aqua-Pipe 
3x Noctua NF-F12
2x Noctua NF-A14
2x Noctua LTT Edition NF-A14
 

 

PLOT TWIST
 
In mother Russia, you don't screw the Porn Star.....
 
Porn Star......
 
you get the rest

Not cheaper...and IMO power draw and heat doesn't matter to me anyways and shouldn't matter to most people. 

Still wishing they never dropped the Ericson branding....IMO Sony Ericson had one of the best design team. The Xperia Arc/S just looked amazing for it's time

Still wishing they never dropped the Ericson branding....IMO Sony Ericson had one of the best design team. The Xperia Arc/S just looked amazing for it's time

Looks like something mountainmods would make but based on interior structure, looks to be an OEM case.