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Lachie_619 https://www.vessel.com/videos/G-DUjgUyY- Always loved the look of a wide and curvey LG https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0- The Enthoo Primo, my favourite case. Look at my profile pic. I can't wait for more content on vessel, really happy you are now using it alongside youtube.

Ive heard this argument so many times ok so, in Australia it is hard to find reference r9 290s. When they are in stock they are $450 dollars. 2 of them 900. Already more expensive than the 980. Then two water blocks plus fittings plus back plate $320. About $1200 for those. It is about $950 for a 980, waterblock, backplate, and fittings. They are always in stock, they require less power, and I just want one. And remember, "about" is in bold

I was wondering a waterblock for a reference board would fit the EVGA FTW edition. I know the FTW has upgraded power delivery but it looks like reference board that just had been fully populated. But I have no idea. Thanks :3

Is it fixable?

Ive tried moving the mouse to another port and i still get it

It sounds like very small metal beads tapping on a metal sheet. I'd call it like a "tink" noise just like 20 of them at varied times each second.

Its really wierd...

My PC isn't really that powerful but that could be it.

Ok Im not really sure about that stuff. I know what coil whine is and stuff and I have heard it but this sounds more like if you had tiny metal beads raining on a large metal sheet. If that makes sense.

I don't think so, it is definitely alot quieter than coil whine and I don't think that mouse movement would put my PC under that much stress to induce coil whine. Plus when I run CPU intensive things do no get any coil whine that i can notice.

Im not really sure what to call it because it is not a problem, but when my room is silent (not playing games or watching videos), I can hear my computer loading web pages, and I can even hear a noise when i move my mouse. I have no idea what is causing this. It is quiet and I doubt anyone would hear it if they went on my computer but I can definitely hear it. It is not a problem because it it too quiet to bother me but if I could stop it or even find out what the source of the noise is it would be great. And is this a normal thing? Thanks ;3

Id either go for white or UV strips. Uv are really bright and even if you do not own any UV components it can still light up a case pretty well.

A nice big thick and juicy, fully modular girlfriend from caselabs sounds nice. Or just a big behemoth like the 900D ot the Enthoo Primo sounds great

Please make more linus cat tips! Record off your phone then upload to youtube... simple. Probably not that simple...

And also a better pair of headphones, Audio-Technica ATH-M50s ($200 or under) with a mod mic 4.0 (Around $50)