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Hi everyone!

Im building my fist watercooled pc and i need to know how to make sure it posts...

I guess i suck on google and i cant find any information on this... do i even need to do it?? 

im watercooling two Gigabyte gtx 970 g1 gamings with ek waterblocks so i assembled my system on the motherboard box linus style.

Do i have to install and run programs in an operating system to make sure my cpu and two gpus are worth cooling?

Or can i just do this through the bios?? Please please help!

Yall are my genius tech cousins!!!

Thanks

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Hi everyone!

Im building my fist watercooled pc and i need to know how to make sure it posts...

I guess i suck on google and i cant find any information on this... do i even need to do it?? 

im watercooling two Gigabyte gtx 970 g1 gamings with ek waterblocks so i assembled my system on the motherboard box linus style.

Do i have to install and run programs in an operating system to make sure my cpu and two gpus are worth cooling?

Or can i just do this through the bios?? Please please help!

Yall are my genius tech cousins!!!

Thanks

Once you have everything together plug it into a monitor and start it up, once it displays to the monitor you know it works. That is posting as far as I know

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I don't think this is posted in the right section. Shouldn't this be in the troubleshooting section ?

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POST = Power On Self Test.

As long as you can enter BIOS/UEFI its posted.

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thanks guys.... i guess wether or not i can get a solid overclock is dependent on luck.

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