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Hello, I'm looking for a recommendation for a 27 inch gaming monitor. I have a Nivida GTX 970 and would like to setup three panels. My plan is to setup 180 degrees of viewing for iracing and play Starcraft II and Battlefield. Your advice is appreciated. Thanks, George

Haha. I love your background. It might give me anxiety though.

I forgot to mention when I boot Ubuntu some software will run, but after awhile it crashes.

I've got an older rig that blue screens when I boot up with Windows 7. Sometimes in loads to a black screen. I ran the Windows 7 memory test and it found an error but doesn't give much information regarding the error. I'm assuming the hdd is bad. Are there any tools that can be used to check...

When the PSU fails I generally retire it. Generally I keep my last three computer builds around. When I retire old rigs (generally 6 years old or more) I hack apart the power supply and modify it to provide DC voltage for electronics projects.

Interesting. Providing a 4.7" or bigger screen option is probably a good idea. That's one of the reasons I went from an iPhone to an S4.

Everyone is putting me to shame. I'm clacking away on my MBA keyboard and touchpad.

This looks really sick. Thanks for sharing. Is this for personal or professional use?

Keep us informed as you go. I'm really curious to see what your build looks like in the end including the OS.

Is TODO a good option for most operating systems?

I agree with this. Best of luck. System failure sucks to deal with.

What are some good options for network attached storage that can interface with a variety of machines with different operating systems?

If you get stuck with Vista you may have to use XP compatability mode in Vista to get some of the tools you need to work. I had a problem running wookie, an assembly compiler, in Vista even with compatability mode on it wouldn't work.

This will be interesting.

Glad to see Dell is going well. They do a good job of utilizing global production and have pretty good customer service.