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[Anti-Ultimate]

Just get a Corsair or be Quiet PSU, k?

[Amario130]

Updated: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Amario130/saved/3N7Z

[teh_speleegn_polease]

Wait, you don't seem to have bluetooth. Are you going to use a dongle?

[Amario130]

Yeah but I have a cheap one so I'll just throw a good one into the list.

[teh_speleegn_polease]

Ah ok.

Personally I'm actually using a Gigabyte Bluetooth + Wifi card, and I'm really happy with it. That way you don't need a dongle sticking out of your PC, and the quality doesn't lack either. Also, the antennas are connected through a cable, meaning that they won't get in the way at the back of the PC and you can position them on your desk so as to optimize range and signal strength.

[Amario130]

Sounds like a better deal to me. And a Wifi card with Bluetooth; Why didn't I think of that? I'll try to look for one similar to yours.

[Amario130]

Guys I want an NZXT Phantom but I'm not sure on the size. I would like a smaller one so it won't take up so much space where I want to put it but maybe bigger is better? Also, with the smaller one the GTX 780 Ti is huge so the list tells me I need to take out some trays to make room for it but it shouldn't be a problem.

[AnyOldName3]

I have the Phantom 410, and it's quite large (assuming you're used to office ATX cases), but that makes it really nice to build into. There are much larger cases you can buy, and this isn't the largest or smallest Phantom. My only issue is that the USB3 header on my motherboard doesn't fit unless I remove one HDD cage, but I don't need 7 drives, and I'm pretty sure it's MSI who've been dumb , not NZXT.

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EDIT: Also, my Gigabyte windforce 770 would just fit if I hadn't removed the extra HDD cage, and they use the same cooler on their 780s and 780 TIs.

[Amario130]

The Phantom 410 it is.

[Amario130]

Any more recommendations?