Ekaterian

Good to know. I'll probably get on for a little bit tomorrow after I get off work.

Alright, I appreciate the coordination.

Is there any admin in particular I should ask?

True, I'll get on that.

Would you like to be in charge of setting it up?

Anyone, go for it! Just post the link on this topic and I'll mark it as solved.

I was wondering, is anyone expressly interested in starting something like a Teamspeak or Discord server specifically for the LTT Forums?

I've actually got dual 970s, does anyone know if SLI will be supported by VR software in the future?

It literally says nothing about TDP in the official description on the manufacturer's site.

Thanks again.

It literally says nothing about TDP in the official description on the manufacturer's site. Edit: Completely replied to the wrong person, sorry.

I appreciate the input! P.S. I realized that you have that in your description.................................

I have a CM 130 Elite, and I'm not happy with the temps on stock, that's why my options for cooler height are limited.

Have you used it? (is Cryorig reputable?)

I only ask because of what Noctua says on their site. They claim it's only for use with 65W CPUs.

Will the Noctua NH-L9a work fine with the 860k? I've seen several builds with it installed, but am worried about thermals.

Yeah, the ASRock one didn't work for me.

Wait, you used the first motherboard out of the box? You don't have the Gigabyte one?

I appreciate the help, I'll take the plunge.

I recently bought the: "ASRock FM2A88X-ITX+ FM2+ AMD A88X HDMI SATA3 USB3 Mini ITX Motherboard" However, as I was using an Athlon, I quickly found out that the Motherboard had to use an APU to flash the BIOS. (I bricked the BIOS) I sent the Motherboard in for a refund, but am trying to find an M-ITX Mother board (FM2+) that would support the 860K out of the box. (BIOS) I recently found this motherboard (GA-F2A88XN-WIFI) and was wondering if it would work out of the box with the 860K. I thank you for any help in advance!

It makes a huge difference when the standoffs are designed for a completely different motherboard size. Or if it can't fit in the flipping case.

There's a big difference.

I said M-ITX, NOT M-ATX. Thanks for trying though!

I recently bought the: "ASRock FM2A88X-ITX+ FM2+ AMD A88X HDMI SATA3 USB3 Mini ITX Motherboard" However, as I was using an Athlon, I quickly found out that the Motherboard had to use an APU to flash the BIOS. (I bricked the BIOS) I sent the Motherboard in for a refund, but am trying to find an M-ITX Mother board (FM2+) that would support the 860K out of the box. (BIOS) I recently found this motherboard (GA-F2A88XN-WIFI) and was wondering if it would work out of the box with the 860K. I thank you for any help in advance!

Alright, thanks for the help.