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    PowerColor Fury X : Supports HDMI 2.0

    Lack of HDMI 2.0 doesn't matter at all to me, but to people with 4K TVs, they are apparently going to release active converters from DP 1.2 to HDMI 2.0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWbRSHtHI6c
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    Stacking two node 304 cases?

    I own a couple 304's. I've never tried to stack them but I can't think of any possible issues. Changes to airflow at the front would be negligible.
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    Kimera Industries Cerberus: The 18L, mATX, USA-made enclosure

    Front IO is a must on a big case, but I feel like I could easily access the rear IO on Nova. I'd probably go for no front IO.
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    CM Hyper 212 EVO on i7 3770k - high temperature?

    This is true, I should have made it clear that it's only LGA115* Ivy and Haswell that haven't got solder, all LGA2011 CPUs are still soldered.
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    CM Hyper 212 EVO on i7 3770k - high temperature?

    42 to 59 at load isn't too bad on a budget air cooler like the 212. It's surely nothing to write home about, but we no longer live in the era of fluxless solder between the die and IHS on Intel CPUs (edit: unless you buy a LGA 2011 processor.). You have to buy yourself a tube of Coollaboratory...
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    Project H20-Micro a Watercooled 3 Liter system with GTX970

    I haven't been following too closely so apologies if I'm not the first to ask, but have you considered doing a version with flush end-plates and rubber feet? It would no longer be able to stand up nicely, but it'd be much easier to slip into a bag for carrying around.
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    +1 for screws. More secure and durable than the plastic tabs that push-pins use, and I don't mind how it looks. I'll probably swap out the stock black screws for shiny silver ones - looks better than scratched-up black.
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    Survey: For those who have fan controller, what rpm do you run your 14 cm?

    I use motherboard fan control, but according to AI Suite my fans (NF-A14s) spin at about 300 rpm (the slowest PWM speed possible). They never really have to ramp up any higher than that.
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    Looks great, can't wait for the kickstarter. As for the motto/slogan, I don't think it needs one. If you want something to put on the box, just a short description of what it is should be okay, right? DAN A4-SFX Enthusiast-grade, ultra-small form factor computer chassis
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    Warning: EpicScale "Riskware" Silently Installed With Latest uTorrent

    I've been using qBittorrent for a long time now with no issues. I don't know why anyone uses μTorrent anymore, especially (god forbid) outdated versions of μTorrent. You really think they haven't patched any security holes since your preferred version was released? Come on.
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    I don't know about what fits and what doesn't, but ROG designs are typically very tall as well. Check out how far the 290X Matrix extends above the PCI bracket. Insane.
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    DAN A4-SFX: The smallest gaming case in the world

    Both sides of the case need airflow, so you'd need to attach legs to prop it up and give it a little breathing space. It'd be sub-optimal in terms of heat naturally rising out of the case and such, but it should still be acceptable.
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    ASUS is downgrading me to a GTX 780 on a GTX 780Ti RMA

    The original 780 Ti could have been broken in a different way, I'd wait for a clarification from the OP before assuming everything is his fault.
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