I have build myself a very quiet gaming pc all that's left to buy is the video card my issue is that I want to game in 1440p at 144hz so I've decided on the Gtx 980 ti but the card I think are going too loud so I'm looking for suggestions and advice. Anyone have any experience with Prolimatech PRO-M...

Makes sense will do the Fractal define R5 from my research does water cooling well if needed.

How would this card compare to a asus strix for noise?

Sorry if it was unclear I already own the corsair from an older build I bought a ssd for 2 years ago I am thinking of moving over tok this build

Is it worth going liquid cooling a AIO system for the CPU and video card or would that add more noise?

I plan to run the case fans at the lowest rpm setting I can for my system build would it benefit me too pick up a third fan for the define R5 case or would it increase the noise with little return?

I think that is what I will do i5 should be fine.

You make a good point from my research it's the same design as the gtx 980 hybrid has anyone had any experience with this card or the newer Ti card if not what website can I trust since spcr hasn't reviewed it yet?

Thanks again for your help very informative as for the hybrid card it's a AIO water cooler and fan that evga makes installed on the gtx 980ti reviews claim the fan doesn't go over 1000 rpms and is super quiet so it has peaked my interest.

Thanks for the great info I do a fair amount of multitasking (20-30 tabs open, light rendering and video watching) so my thought that the i7 would help with that l would like too hear your thoughts. I also game heavily wicher 3, BF4 and fallout 4 when it comes out I also have a soft spot for total w...

Hi I am building a new 1440p 144hz gaming rig after I have been rocking my i7 920 gaming rig. The biggest disappointment with my old rig was that it was loud so I am going into this build with the goal of a small overclock of 4.4 and as quiet as a system as I can make it within reason. I already hav...