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#1 MuD3
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aslo make a custom fan profile, the default one isn't any good.
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#2 MuD3
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what frames are you getting? i don't think it's the problem you have but the only time my 580 gets too hot it's because for some reason the frame rate limiter isn't set.
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#3 MuD3
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the wire management as you said

the sideways HDD bays

the fact that you can remove the bays all together, or just one of them, or just move them around to the position you want

screwless everything, and thumb screws for the expansion slots

huge cut out in the motherboard tray

built in fan controller

built in jumper bay

easy to remove side panels


you clearly don't care about aesthetics but i do and the cable management and case design alone make it worth it, as well as the removable HDD bays.
i'm also constantly doing stuff to mine so the cut out, side panels and screwless everything makes it very much worth it also.

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#4 MuD3
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it's a lot more than a style upgrade, all the little features you think you don't need are very very nice to have and worth the premium imo
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#5 MuD3
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it's a lot more than a style upgrade, all the little features you think you don't need are very very nice to have and worth the premium imo
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#6 MuD3
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eh, i just use trittion or turtle beach if i need something with a mic. i know the sound quality isn't great but the main reason i got them is because i can use them on pc, ps3, and xbox. using px5's right now. i'm happy with em... not sure what the corded/cheaper version is though. i got em for way cheap on a gold box deal.
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#7 MuD3
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i think it's less about computer hardware and more about games not making big advancements.
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#8 MuD3
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i use this for my HDD

and i've got this if i ever need to put any 2.5 drives upt there

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#9 MuD3
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it's not hard. this is my first pc build and i did it without problems.... just know what you're getting into before hand, and have the tools you need. i would definitely suggest para cord sleeving though. i think it's easier (tried a bit of the plastic type stuff and it was kind of a pain but still not that difficult) way cheaper, i think it looks way better, and you don't need to use any ugly heat shrink.
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#10 MuD3
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it's..... so ugly. who the **** designs this **** the dragon shirt, pony tail crowd must love it though :|