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1p Mobile, 1p a min for calls, 1p for a text, and 1p per MB of data. And you must top up, £10.00 every 4 months, so £30.00 a year.

I would take a look at the hard drive(s), maybe one is starting to fail ?

In my previous house, I had them on the side walls, either side of the couch, about 1.5 metres up from the floor, and it sounded great. But in my current house, I had to have bookshelf speakers on stands, either side of the couch, just like your option (B), and it sounds much, much better than...

Good luck to her, she's the one, sticking her neck out......

Put his water bowl in there, then he'll be watercooled ;)

Not that it bothers me, But it is more bulky, because of the quick disconnects. Here's a picture.

Had them about 9 months, and haven't had to top them up yet. CPU never goes above 45oc, at stock settings when gaming.

I Have the MLC-Phoenix, I actually have 2 closed loops. 1 x 360 for the 1080 Ti 1 x 240 for the 9600K I also had the Predator series before the Phoenix. Great products, never had any problems with any of them. I game at 2560 x1440, my GPU temp never goes above 50oc. I'm not sure if this is...

Yes, definitely, great open world game, I ploughed about 50hrs into this.

Strange..... What motherboard are you using ?

I have a similar setup. 360 radiater module for the GPU, and a 240 module for the CPU. I prefer mine as two seperate closed loops, but EK told me, that there would be no problem making it all into one loop. Its a very nice system, like you say, hassle free.

Buying used is fine, as long as you get some warranty with it.

Ahhhh……. Unlucky :D

Eh ? You what ? Had a bad experience, have you ?

If you don't mind, second hand, then pick one off the bay for approx £500.00, thats what I did. If you want new, then the 1080ti is not worth considering, just buy the 2080.

I have about 10 USB peripherals, which I would like connected to the PC, all at the same time. There are approx 7 USB ports on the rear of the motherboard, and I also have a USB Type-C port. I have had various powered USB 2.0 & 3.0 hubs in the past, and have not had a great deal of success...

I bet the next question will be...….. "Why is it the best ?" :D

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I have an idea, and its pretty radical.... Why don't you go and use your favorite search engine, and look at some reviews of the cards you mentioned ? That way you can make an informed decision, all by yourself ;)

I'm not sure what the smallest case would be, but even though a case may say it can take a 360 radiator, it doesn't mean it can accommodate the 360 Phoenix. The reason being, is that the reservoir & the pump unit, add an additional 55mm to the length of the radiator, so making the overall...