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  1. yash6153
    Hey guys, I'm planning my frist build and I have a LOT of questions for AIO liquid cooling. Please go light on me as I'm a noob. (I'm 14) I'm planning to put a H100i by Corsair to cool my i7-4790K. Here is my list of questions: - 1) What is a push or a pull configuration? 2) How do you get to know when fans are as intake or exhaust? 3) How more effective is it if I buy fans from other brands such as Corsair or Bitfenix to cool my whole build and to be as a replacement to the fans Corsair gives me with the H100i? 4) Is there any ratio to which there should be intake/exhaust fans? Thanks guys
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    Hi, I currently have a Swiftech H320 which has a 360mm radiator with 3 fans of 120mm each in a pull configuration which pulls air from outside from my 4790K. The thing I need to ask is that is there any other AIO cooler which has a 360mm radiator which needs 3 fans? Or if I for example change my Swiftech fans to some other lets say the Bitfenix Spectre Pro will my cooler have a performance decrease or increase? Thanks
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    from outside the case so fresh air comes in
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    Hey, I'm currently using a Phantom 820 by NZXT and for liquid cooling a Swiftech H320. My problem here arises with fans. For those of you who don't know the fan layout for this case. I'm using a 360mm radiator on top for my processor and it's in a pull configuration (Pulls air). At the side panel I'm using one of there's 200mm fan for cooling my 780Ti and at the front I have another 200mm fan provided by NZXT to cool down my set of WD Blacks. Other than that I still have a 140mm fan behind which I don't know to put it into a intake or exhaust fan. The problem is here, this is my first build and well I don't know much about airflow and stuff. I was thinking that since all fans couldn't be intake I have to put a exhaust fan there somewhere. My question was would a back 140mm fan be enough for this humongous case or should I even use them bottom slots for it? And forgive me but science isn't my strong suit but isn't the thing that hot air is light and therefore flows up? Thank You
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    Thanks a lot guys.
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    Hi guys, I am currently using a Gigabyte GTX 780Ti Ghz Edition, it's a completely new build, so far I'm using my old 1366*768 monitor and I can't wait to get out of it. Problem is, I don't know a good monitor and I suck at choosing them. I've seen the benchmarks for the 780Ti online and I can't figure out what way to really go.What I've even seen is that I would need a DisplayPort for it as HDMI can't wiggle more than 60Hz and well, IT'S A 780Ti. My budget is approximately 300$ and region isn't a problem as well, I'll do whatever it takes to get it. Please kindly help me. P.S-Is there any 1440p 120/144Hz monitor? Could you post a link for it? Thank You
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    it'd be great if you could give me one.
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    It will be perfect, I think I'm not sure but (check on PC part picker) maybe the PSU will even handle GTX 780 Ti SLI.
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    all of these guys did all the work, for some reason its coming to 905$ if he doesn't mind compromising on a game in steam sale http://pcpartpicker.com/p/s4zQf7
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    Hey guys, I need some help for my first build. 1) Location- I live in Delhi,India. However because of rich uncles and richer aunts living in the States I would be buying from Amazon US and the shipping stuff. 2) Purpose- Heavy Duty Gaming and Video Editing, Photoshop sometimes. 3) Budget- Anything from 2500-3000$. 4) Monitors- I guess I would be planning to use either a 120Hz 1080p or a 1440p monitor. I still think it's a little early to use 4K for myself and I'm not a fan 1600p for some reason I honestly don't know. 5) Upgrade- I happen to use a Early-2011 13" MacBookPro and I'm not quite satisfied with it these days. It's not the best but yeah. 6) Peripherals- I'm pretty sure my peripherals I'll be able to choose. 7) My Specs- The following is a list of what I have chosen for my build, please help on it. PC Part Picker Permalink- http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Cm7VGX CPU- i7 4820K Motherboard- Asus P9X79 CPU Cooler- Corsair H100i Memory- G.Skill Ares 32GB 2400Hz (4*8GB) Storage- WD Black 4TB Samsung 840 Series 250GB GPU- Gigabyte GTX780Ti Windforce Ghz Edition 3GB PSU- Corsair AX860i Case- NZXT Phantom 820 Thanks Guys,
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    Bearing the cost in mind go for the 780Ti, absolute beast.
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    but no 5.25'' slots though.
  13. yash6153
    Hi guys, could you recommend some monitors which have a 120Hz refresh rate as my GTX 780 Ti (Gigabyte Windforce GHz) is basically an overkill for some games at 1080p, which have a resolution of either 1080p or 1440p. I don't wan't to go to 4K or 1600p for that matter. Thanks P.S-If anyone GTX 780 Ti user could tell if Watch Dogs runs with with either Ultra or Very High for either of these resolutions.
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    in the video what is the anti-static mat which you use? And what's special in RAID 0?
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    Is there any way to enable them or would unofficial patches be released by other guys? How will my GTX 780 Ti (GIGABYTE GHZ EDITION) perform against the game at 1440p if I keep everything at Very High or Ultra? Thank You
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