DRGSaber

unfortunately it looks like your board only supports AMD crossfire

both of these take place at where I work. 1. We had this one Tesla compute card that just would not work, We had it tested and they said it was fine, but every time we got it back it just would not work. spent like 3 months trying to make it work, with my boss breathing down the back of my neck. The day we finally get it work my boss sends out an email that says we are upgrading. I took the card and went down to the basement and cut the card in half with a saw. 2. One time when repairing a system that kept crashing, because of who had this system I would have to stay till it was done. They simply refused to use another system unless absolutely necessary. Having stayed till 2:30am without success, I took the motherboard out and salvaged what I could. Then I broke the board in half over my knee.

I really like greens but i really love super blacks

I was removing an old sever, from its rack when it got stuck as something had become lodged in a wheel. My colleague who was helping me pushed just as I removed the obstruction causing the sever that weighed alot to shoot forward and crush the part of my finger that was still in the rail, later I would have the whole part that was crushed amputated.

I would't mind having someone to play WOW with

Dose the computers that I work on everyday count? I know somewhere we still have a Windows 95 system running day to day

look here https://store.nvidia.com/store?Action=DisplayPage&Env=BASE&Locale=en_US&SiteID=nvidia&id=QuickBuyCartPage but they are really expensive

GTX 970 or R9 380 should keep close to 60 fps in most situations

The H100i V2 is a rebadge of the H100i GTX. The only issue i had with my H100I V2 is the long and stiff tubing.

The differences between a heat spreader and a heat sink A heat spreader is a heat exchanger that moves heat between a heatsource and a secondary heat sink whose surface area and geometry are more favorable than the source.

prehaps this http://www.hwtools.net/ExtenderBoard/P4SM2.html

nevermind

They did make a kit for LGA-2011 but since physically both sockets use the same mounting points it should theoretically work

EVGA superclocked what? it would probably be easier to find cpu coolers that don't have brackets that support all current sockets can you be more specific

When I started building PC's one thing I learned was to go slow and take your time.