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TalonDemonKing posted:I'll just plug the wall cable into the motherboard, no big deal. Don't want to cover anything specific since everything about this is wrong, just get a NUC it will be faster, more silent and a lot smaller.
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TalonDemonKing posted:I just had someone look it over in person and it seems that I've critically misunderstood what a home theater PC is. Maybe you could tell us what you'd like to use it for? 9 times out of 10 the best solution would be a small box like a NUC, or even an android box like the nvidia shield or something as cheap as a raspberry pi loaded with OpenELEC or whatever the cool kids do nowadays.
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Boris Galerkin posted:What in your opinion is crazy about people not wanting their computing habits tracked and phoned home? That we live in 2016 and that's just how the world works, accept it.
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To people recommending 6600k's and overclocking I just want to point out that no gains are guaranteed. My 6600k does 4.0 GHz, barely because it sometimes fails during boot. So I'm running stock speeds now. I even sold my AIO watercooler because of this dud 
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Josef bugman posted:Just as a minor thing, but the computer build that I have should be able to connect up to the internet as usual anyway, right? Yeah just plug in your ethernet cable, if you need to connect via wifi you need an adapter, USB og PCI-E.
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Cockmaster posted:Are there any good alternatives as far as mini-ITX cases go? I'm looking for low noise, filtered intake fans, and the ability to fit a GTX 1070 or 1080 plus a Cooler Master 212-X CPU cooler (158mm high). I have a FD Core 500, filters everywhere lots of space for GPU and cooler, i think up to 160mm. Just mind the length of you ATX PSU. Overall very happy with it.
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That Old Ganon posted:I forgot to ask about a wireless card. Which would you guys suggest? Depends on your wireless network, I've only heard good things about TP-Link archer series. But personally I would always use an ethernet cable, and powerline if that fails.
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