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Great idea!

Big picture/personal: Ynab
Company statements: Banana software (since i'm based in CH not UK)
Invoicing: Freshbooks

I use YNAB (ynab.com) for personal budgeting needs. It can be also used for business, but then it's also a matter of saving time with official documents etc. In my case, Banana ...

Thank you again.
I will go pro instead of xt.
I will look at the rad.
NB PL2 is what i wanted - can't find it locally anymore. EK F2 are 12 EUR.

From what i asked around, fabrication of small order is not a problem. Proper design and testing, is more time consuming. But i will buy your first ...

Changing topic a bit: i was looking at ways of putting more Gpus inside the case - there is so much space here and rad surface. But that's just too complicated for me to even think about, especially before i see the case. So in the end, i will probably never get to it.
On the other hand i saw the ...

Flex-Bay Configuration: 120.3 (360) Mount with Solid Bay Covers (25.00), Included HDD Cage Type: Standard 120 x 25mm fan (MAC-101), Add a Flex-Bay HDD Cage (MAC-102)? No Thanks , Add a Standard HDD Cage (MAC-101) ? Add 1 Cage (29.00), Upgrade Reservoir Mounting Plate? (XL-ATX ONLY): Double Mount (7 ...

i7 3930K, Rampage IV Extreme X79
Titan Black +3x gtx780 6gb (1 asus strix, 2x EVGA SC)

The strix uses EK-FC780 GTX Ti DCII and it's not compatible with any other water block for 780/titan. Moreover, it reached "End of Life" state. EK will not provide me with those. I have found it on ebay in US and ...

Thank you!
One question: is it possible to rotate EK-FC Terminal TRIPLE Parallel by 180 degrees and feed it from the bottom? rad -> triple -> titan -> cpu -> rad ? or do i have to rotate the whole motherboard tray?

Moving forward. I made some choices and have more knowledge about WC in general. I'm writing here my line of thinking, since nothing exists in vacuum and there will be people considering similar options. C&C welcome.

Case: CaseLabs TH10A
It's very expensive in Europe. The thing is: it's the most ...

We all work on Mac Pro, so why we should bother...