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wired is far better than wireless. the only advantage of wireless is the lack of wires trailing around the house. if your right next to the PC then use a wire fer goodness sake because its a much faster and more reliable connection. you'd get more value for your money by burning a £10 note because at least that would warm the house up a bit.
You can save £60 from dropping the Gen 3 and going with the £100 Asrock Pro3 instead, still a good Z68 board and is highly recommended from a lot of people here, that can go towards the screen still? (I've lost track of whether you need a screen still or not and wtf your budget is.
I actually really like that, if I get enough I'm going with this
From experience. The 650 D is a big case, easy to work in, with good cable routing facilities, plenty of room for large GPUs, pretty well made and mainly tool less. On the negative side there are known (but fixable) issues with the fan controller and fan noise (check this out on this and other forums); if you want to use the front USB 3 sockets you have to connect these to the rear USB 3 sockets thereby using them up as there is nothing provided to connect to the MB header (Bitfenix make an internal adapter but I can't find anyone who has one); the case comes with no user guide at all so if this is your 1st build you may be in for an interesting time. But, having said that, I bought one and I'm about 95% happy with it. Good luck!Nope the 650D is such a smart case, and I just love how it looks and how it works
Check out this Newegg tutorial on Youtube. It fetures the 650D.
The Newegg guy uses some like this http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/accessories/internal-usb3-adapter/
The adapter is listed here http://www.specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/Bitfenix-Internal-USB-30-Adapter-pid-13747.html but they have no stock. Caseking in Germany has stock but want about 25 Euro!
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