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  1. KylSp
    I'd rather save $100 and buy a hero, unless you want the 'thermal armour' look. If you really need bluetooth/wifi there are plenty of intel pci-e solutions that will cost a fraction of that, function better and don't neuter the best feature of Z97 with a 60mm only m.2 slot.
  2. KylSp
    There is nothing scary about direct-die other than the fact removing the IHS can be a pain. Back in the day the best chips were direct die cooled, and you rarely had people cracking them. I kind of miss those days, 2500M was a beast.
  3. KylSp
    2560x1600, it does NOT downscale my recordings to 1080.
  4. KylSp
    You'll see why fairly soon.
  5. KylSp
    Another hyped up release that falls flat, thanks no competition!
  6. KylSp
    They're premium priced, but no better quality wise then any of the other Chinese OEM's
  7. KylSp
    Lot of butthurt over IPS in here, though I can understand if people are used to $200 TN junkers being the "leet gamer" standard.
  8. KylSp
    FT03 Mini is a great case, and like most other mITX, requires hardware planning before blindly buying. That's the only knock against it, and it's nowhere near as flimsy as the N1 is.
  9. KylSp
    All you're doing with vrm, chipset and ram blocks on a haswell platform is adding cost, restriction and more points of failure to a loop. It's for aesthetics only.
  10. KylSp
    Tube is always superior if you have the room.
  11. KylSp
    Do not use anything aluminium with direct water contact in your loops, period. Direct res options that are small are an EK d5 multi or the aqualis d5 100. And FYI the Hadron rad is copper tubes with aluminium fins (totally fine)
  12. KylSp
    Get some GT's, not those cheap knock-offs.
  13. KylSp
    Those are universal blocks, so they're not $100
  14. KylSp
    You will have multiple prompts requiring a yes to initiate a flash, there won't be any 'oops' that you haven't said yes to a couple of times.
  15. KylSp
    It's not difficult, just make sure you're getting the correct firmware. This is slightly more involved on motherboards with integrated LSI controllers (like my supermicro X10SL7-F), but just as easy in the end. Nice guide
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