Recent content by SuperGiachi123

If you use steam yoy can choose the installation directory in settings-downloads.

If you put it at the front it will act as an intake. This configuration is the best for CPU cooling but dumps the heat into the case. If you put at the top or rear it would act as an exhaust. This configuration will sacrifice a bit of CPU cooling capability(because it'd be sucking air from the...

It looks like one of those hazardous piece of crap PSUs. You should really upgrade to something better.

The 970 is old and not worth it right now unless you want to get it used and find a good deal. Full PC specs(including PSU)?

Your PC is well balanced as it is right now. If gaming is the main thing you do I wouldn't upgrade anything. If you're not satisfacted with the performance you should wait for the new graphics cards to come out and upgrade to one of those.

Where are your intake/exhaust fan placed?

That's quite usual for audio equipment: power output sells, even if it isn't anywhere near being real. That soundbar will take 20-30w at best, 210W are a massive overestimate. And obiouvsly the amp's continuous output power is always less than the input power(amps usually output 50-65% of the...

It will work just fine, its placement depends on your fan setup.

You could buy a basic sound card if you just want a jack to connect your headset. Don't expect a 30$ model to perform very well though(it will likely be better than most integrated audios,but not by much) I use an Asus Xonar DGX that has a headphone amp that comes into play when you plug...

If in had to choose between the two, I'd go for the 6GB. But keep in mind that the new 1100 series will be released this summer, I'd wait for those cards.

It looks like the plastic is slightly burned. That may have been caused by a short or by a very hot CPU

Your i5 6400 will suffice for the next few years. The 1060 will be more than enough for a decent 1080p/60fps experience. You don't need to upgrade anything.

You didn't link any image.

2 common case fans aren't going to be a problem, they usually don't draw more than 1/2 amp each.

1) Why would you want to swap your excellent nd-h15 with an h150i pro with six(6!) fans? You won't see much of an improvement especially if your CPU is not delidded. And it would be much louder! 2) Wait for the new 1100 series, don't buy a 1080 now, not worth it. 3) This is really unnecessary...