YubinTheBunny

Can I pick both? I need a shower to wake up in the morning (I'm not a morning person) and I like to not stink at night when I come home from work.

That's normal, that just means power is still being sent through the USBs so it can charge things even when your PC is off (I remember Asus called it off/On charge or something like that). Try plugging your phone in to see if it charges when you PC is off.

I also hope that you have a decent motherboard because that chip can actually blow vrms and mosfets up on the lower end stuff. But if you can return it and get a fx 8xxx series chip that might be better. Easier to run and cool.

Use isopropyl alcohol and a Q tip or something that doesn't get stuff stuck on the cpu. (Tissue paper is a big no-no, paper towels are okay). So I googled and this was the first video that came up, I watched it and it seems straight forward enough and easy to understand. (I forgot that you can use coffee filters to).

I dunno if you can vinyl wrap earcups (Maybe you can? I don't know any services that does), and spray paint when it dries gets all clumpy and hard. Maybe fabric/leather dye?

Should be in the paperwork that comes with the computer, or the individual part.

Assuming you can, If your going to OC the CPU I would suggest doing it through the bios as its more stable vs the AMD overdrive (At least from my experiences). And for GPU overclocks MSI afterburnner should be fine, there's tons of good guides on it from Linus and jays2cents. And yes for the most part it void your warranty unless you get a brand like evga (Nvidia only brand though).

Just choose the one you think looks best in your system as they all perform about the same. But I would avoid the blower style coolers unless you have a specific need for them.

i7 6800k @ 4.3ghz 1.415V GTX 1080 @ 250mhz offset and Vram @ 700mhz offset 120 + 360 rads Pull only with noctua NF-f12s 63C on CPU and 63C on GPU. I run intel's XTU with valley benchmarks to get max temps. Ambient is kept at 22C all year around (Climate controlled) At normal gaming situations the gpu is at about 55-60C (Depends on what games I play) and the cpu doesn't break 50C usually.

The caps from the razer should fit fine. (They should both have the T style connection)

For ePen and benchmarking scores. In the real world (eg. games) it doesn't make much of a difference with 2400mhz ram vs 3000mhz ram.

Got my preorder in. $452 CAD after tax. Rip

EVGA PrecisionXOC and MSI after burner both works for me in DX12.

Some people might disagree with this, but try to get good with 1 hero and 1 hero only (I have hundreds of hours on Zarya). The most important thing to do is get the fundamentals down (muscle memory, reaction time, leaning animations to predict etc). And then try to expand into getting good with 1 hero per class. Another thing is don't be stubborn because filling what your team need is one of the best way to carry. Team comp is a win condition. And lastly learn and play what is strong in the meta and learn the counter picks. At least that's what I tend to do when I start any game tbh. I'm only a Lowly diamond so take my tips with a grain of salt.

The made it so you can detonate her orb mid travel now. She's much easier to play now (imo)

Wanna preorder one... sold out everywhere lulz. The Canadian prices are also stupid because our dollar is so weak right now. $400CAD... dang it.

The GPU might be hitting the thermal and powerlimit. Download MSI afterburner and drag the temp and power limit to the max. That should let the car boost higher.

The lights on the mouse starts to blink red. You can still get 5-10mins out of it even with the red lights on so plenty of time to find the cable to plug it in. There's also a battery indicator built in VIA the DPS lights when you first turn the mouse on.

I would just not use the software because I've been having problems with it to recently (similar ones) and just uninstalled it. Everything works fine after that.

The Phantek PH-TC14PE is also a pretty good heatsink, if you want something more simple looking. http://www.phanteks.com/ph-tc14pe.html

Why not use speedfan? I use it and JaysTwoCents did a tutorial on it.

Your choices are limited really to the i5 4690k or the i7 4970k (Because of your socket limitations and I'm assuming they can still be found). I would skip the Broadwell line of CPUs.

The H320 x2 will out perform the Kraken by a decent margin. Source: I have both. The H320 x2 with Noctua NF-12s Can keep my CPU at about 60C (With an ambient of 20C) And the kraken with Noctua redux nf-p14s is about ~10C hotter then the H320 x2. But the Kraken does look prettier, so I moved it into my home theater system. Also I wouldn't get the Raijintek... I heard it was prone to leakage.

You just go back into the bios and reset it back to the default values. Usually there's a hotkey of some kind for it to load into defaults. Or use the jumper on the motherboard.