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Looks nice, and I'm sure it performs very well for a mech board.. but I could never pay that much :\
To this day, the Sidewinder x4 is one of my favorites. It's not mechanical, but it does have a high key rollover that makes it excellent for gaming.
Do it if your temps are getting high.
I took apart an HP DV6000 that's nearly 10 years old and the thermal paste was caked on like a rock. Manufacturer used way too much. I replaced the heatsink fan (bearing was going bad), dusted out the heatsink fins, and applied MX4.
The pad can be...
Yeah, eye candy is nice to an extent, but I had to turn it off immediately in Planetside 2. Turns the game into a sparks and laser show, blocks all view of everything else that's important!
Back to OP, I'm hoping AMD can turn itself around, I know they're in financial straits right now...
Hmm. Did you check your front panel cables connected to the motherboard? I've had the cable that controls the power switch slip off the front panel header on my motherboard before
The monetary sum is relatively small, but if enough of them get PO'd about it they can lawyer up and take assets if need be.
Just curious, where did it mention that the money was already spent?
2500K is a solid processor.. you won't notice any major differences between it, the 3570K, and the 4570K.
The 670 is also a pretty solid card. Definitely get an SSD if you don't have one already.. applications load instantly, Windows 8 boots up in 10 seconds, game map load times are reduced as...
Have you considered the Mionix Naos?
I have the Naos 3200 and it's amazingly comfortable, yet not slippery to the point where you lose control of it either (like the Black Edition DeathAdder)
It has a high LOD, but that can be solved with a half decent mousepad, or scotch-tape for that...
I'll echo the same sentiment, get the 240mm. Greater surface area = greater cooling, especially if you can mount a second 120mm fan.
If you're on a budget, the Seidon 240M is a pretty cheap CLC. Replace the stock fans with something better if you plan on some heavy OC'ing and you should be good!
Coverage in Houston and Austin is pretty good, but outside those places it can get iffy.
The amount of money I save with T-mobile compared to other carriers though isn't so bad if I only spend a few days out of the year out in the boonies.
$100 gets a family of four unlimited minutes...
Probably blew a capacitor, either in the PSU or on the motherboard.
Swap out the PSU and see if the other components were not harmed.. if it boots up, get the PSU RMA'd if it's under warranty.
^--This is true. If you also want to keep power consumption low, ideally you buy lower power components.. the PSU will deliver whatever power is needed, but PSUs have different ranges of efficiency.
Plenty of 500W PSUs can draw more than 500W from the wall, but that's not necessarily efficient...