JebKerman

which GPU(s)?
I'd take the seasonic directly below the VP600P over the VP600P.
but this would be much better if it's not too expensive: http://en.ksp.co.il/?uin=9817

the motherboard has several PWM fan headers (same type as CPU) you should be able to use those.
 
but why do you need 2?

the motherboard has several PWM fan headers (same type as CPU) you should be able to use those.
 
but why do you need 2?

"Money Sink"

probably down to the fact that desktop CPUs usually have a dedicated GPU along side them to handle stuff like that

Phanteks Enthoo Pro M

(assuming they didn't read your other topic)

(assuming they didn't read your other topic)

(assuming they didn't read your other topic)

1 is more reliable (fewer points of failure) 2 is twice as fast.
 
tbh i find 1 SSD to be easily fast enough, though your mileage may vary.

1 is more reliable (fewer points of failure) 2 is twice as fast.
 
tbh i find 1 SSD to be easily fast enough, though your mileage may vary.

1 is more reliable (fewer points of failure) 2 is twice as fast.
 
tbh i find 1 SSD to be easily fast enough, though your mileage may vary.

CommonSensetm AV is best AV
 
but yea windows defender with help from something like Malwarebytes will have you sorted, for free.

area of the rectangle minus the area of the triangle, i'll leave you to sort out the details.

iirc 65 degrees C is the throttling point for FX CPUs so probably aim for 60 as max temp. increase it until that point.

my first one was the same as pcman said. but maybe some LTT tech quickie or build guides would also help.

you were fast. I realized that pretty much immediately after posting. Hey, it's still early January and I'm tired.

"Money Sink"

a mono-block is a single unit (hence, "mono") made for a specific motherboard/series in this case the ASUS Rampage V Extreme. it will ONLY fit that motherboard. My best guess is that it will be basically the same as the system/water channels used for the X99 Supremacy EVO CPU blocks

I do tend to avoid social gatherings where possible.

you sound fun at parties

are you getting your bits and Bytes mixed up?

Warp Drive
 
Titan
 
Bill Gates

I got a post error, saying my voltage was too high. When i got to the bios it was reading 4 point something V, either way, my chip survived, so either they're a bit hardier than expected, or the motherboard was getting a funky reading somehow.

Voltage X Current equals Power. power roughly equals heat. plastic melts. i accidentally applied 4 V (for like 5 seconds) because i didn't configure my adaptive voltage correctly.
 
I was attepting to find an explanation as to what could produce enough heat to melt a power connector.