Porn. Lots of it.

My Mistake! Granted... The only difference would be a multiplier change between the 60X and 70X anyway. :P

I've had my 3930K for over 2 years now, clocked at 4.8ghz, it's weird hanging onto a CPU for so long these days and still hitting the top of the performance charts, I wan't Haswell-E already.

Okay, that makes sense

How useful is the fan controller? I have been tempted to do something since my case fans just run at full speed the whole time

They're usefull if you have lots of fans. Otherwise you can control them on the motherboard as most motherboards come with multiple fan-headers and you can use splitters to add more in.
Also, they can look cool if you're building to a theme, I used a laptronic "mesh" styled fan controller with my old Corsair C70 case to fit the military theme for instance.

I guess so. My PC is far from high end (well certainly in comparison to this one), so the motherboard might be the best solution

I was thinking about that, but the only thing my computer has going for it is minimalism I guess. It is my first and only build, so I just went for a big case to make sure I wouldn't break anything

To be honest i dont really connect the fans to it, fan controllers have this habbit of not allowing the fans to go full tilt completely.

I use it mainly to monitor 6 points of the computer, usually when its being used as a render slave (ram banks 1 and 2, cpu, psu, primarry ssd, primary hdd).

rather than messing with the computer in windows i dont even need a monitor connected i can just come over, turn the dials and check on the tempts directly.

Soooo. not to name any names but a certain person decided to take it upon themselves to contact me privately and call me out as a "bullshitter" and a particular console fanboy, insisting that I neither own nor like 1) Xbox One, and 2) WiiU, rather than get in to a debate with them I figured I would just post this.

Only difference is I'm currently using a silverstone strider gold for PSU as the PSU listed in the opening post was having problems with voltage stability on the second PCIE rail.

As for the console bit, here ya go.

Look what you made me do, now they've all seen the PC bits and are crying out of shame, that DS4 used to be happy as pie teasing the XB1 controller about resolution and framerates, and that WiiU tablet was just thankful to be owned, now they're all upset and it's all thanks to you, unnamed internet vigilante!

Your PC is naked! Put some clothes/case on it! :P

Do you like that Wacom tablet?

The Dells... Why the 11 instead of 13? You don't use 10bit color when gaming, and the 13 is much better in other regards. And why 2 of them instead of 1 or 3 if it's only for gaming? Eyefinity is useless with two monitors.

Actually, one of the big advantages of 10bit colour in gaming is less colour banding.
It's more evident in older games such as Homeworld 2 where the maps background picture doesn't have a smooth colour grading on 8bit or lower panels, is it worth the expense of a 10bit panel? That's up to the individual.

As for Eyefinity, some games work well with just 2 monitors like Supreme Commander or Civilization, it's the games where you have a crosshair smack dab in the middle of the bezels that are useless. :P

I would hazard a guess it's not for gaming primarily, he/she has a graphics tablet and the panels to suit.

Well. You don't have anything to prove IMHO.
But I've also been in a similar situation, bunch of print screens of my hardware was enough though.

I'm assuming it's jelousy as they aren't part of the PC gaming master race. :P