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I have an AMD Threadripper 1920X, (not) cooled by an Enermax Liqtech 240 TR4. The build is not even a year old and CPU temps are... bad. The mobo is an ASRock X399 Taichi micro ATX board, and the case is a matching Corsair Carbide Air 540 I believe. After booting into Windows, I look at temps...

modular means you dont have a stack of cables, you can pull some out of the psu, making more room and less chaos with the cable (see pictures of any psu marked as modular)

yes the system will consume ~300W methinks (at load thatis)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpeedStep

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrino

they mean plug the 20 pin part in and leave the remaining 4 pin hanging

no, that is for the whole system with lots of headroom. get a corsair 520, you dont need more

is your .Net framework up to date? i think the ccc requires 2.0

i think most reviews dont go under the x1950 series nowdays so i guess you'll have to find one with one card and one with the other which both have a similar card in it (like a x1950 pro)

how about the T7100. 2ghz is not needed for casual coding and photoshop

it will work with the 4pin anyway without any extra cable or converter, just plug it in and boot

hope this is the most satisfaction you'll ever get in life, geez get out sometimes

head to the mobo's site and download a bios update and apply it. if ur lucky it will work(dunno anything about ECS), if not then you'll have to find a P965 board at least

first thing i'd check the card's temps

well for an upgrade i'd suggest getting an AM2 board and cpu. reason is its a good idea to have 2 gigs of ram under vista (tho not necessary) and i dont know if you want to spend that ammount of money on ddr1 modules (considering future). as i recall, the only fuss about hardware change is you...