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Ofcourse is RAID 5 a much more better thought. That's why I was interested about your thoughts about RAID 4. Because that has a dedicated parity control which causes for slow performance, and is kinda less secure then 5. If you can "sacrifice" 1 Disk of 3 disks, then I would definitely go for a...

Keep in mind that Clockgen is a Software. That means that your CPU will be clocked when your software is active.

Go to the website of the Eee pc's: Eee PC

I've used a Xperia S, I was quiet satisfied about it, except the battery and updates. I don't know much about cell phones so here is a great link where you can compare any phone you want: GSMarena.com

Only you can determine the life line of the battery. It's all according the way you use it. If I had to choose I would go for Acer or Samsung.

Download Furmark, install, stress it and monitor your card. Don't trust tools like speedfan. Furmark will give you the exact temperatures and while monitoring your temps, look at your fan sometimes.

Just go for a Qnap. And if you don't wanna go for an all-in-1 solution, then I would spend a lot less money on your system. You are almost building a "Gaming pc..." But... If you have the money, then go for it..

Hi Jake, My first question is, why do you prefer or with what thought did you wanna go for a RAID 4? My second question; is that how many HDD's are you going to use? This important to known. And how much disk capacity can you exchange for your security? Or isn't that that important?

Besides the Engine of Win8 it's a crappy thing. Not ment for Professional users..

What about the rest of your system?... And what game are we talking about?

"K" means that you can overclock it more and "easier". Without the "K", its the same cpu but, you cannot overclock that much.

Jup, check your brand standoffs.

Coolermaster PSU's maybe crap, but in this case, it's not really a problem because it won't be stressed out. If you want more security for good value, get the CX430 or CX500. And as John said, get 4GB instead of 2 GB. That's a must...

Can you start CMD? If you can, open diskpart and erase your hardrive...

Happens a lot... No big deal. If your Video cable is pluged out, it can do sometimes some weird stuff. It's the same if there are 2 computers connected to 1 monitor. I don't know why it does that, but I think that the computer get's confused or something.. I don't know... Anyway, like I said...

HP boards can do difficult when it comes to fans. Try to attach everywhere you can a fan.

How is your airflow?

Tried anything yet?

I know that you have to remove IDE cable from the motherboard, but why should you if you already removed it from the Optical?

If know something about computers, custom built is much better. It's cheaper while it usually has better performance.