pavlebn
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Ok just to keep you updated... I accidantely bumped my pc and it restarted.... After restart I noticed that gpu is not that noisy. Later I checked if the drivers failed or something but temperatures were fine. Don't know if it was a bad PCI connection or something. Maybe even my mobo was sending/receiving info properly.. Anyways it works now.. Thanks for responses @vorticalbox @Hunterjost892
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That is sad Will wait for other suggestions, and if nothing works out I may end up opening it to take a look one more time. I reinstalled my windows yesterday so maybe it is a software problem.. Thanks for the quick response tho
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Yeah, Any z170 Motherboard will do. If you are going for something cheaper take a look at ASUS Z170-A or ASUS Z170-AR. However if you are not tight on budget go for ASUS Z170 Deluxe or Asus Z170 Sabertooth MARK S. From gigabyte you can choose from Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 5, Z170X-Gaming 7. Asrock offers Z170 Extreme 4 and Z170 Extreme 6. There are the "+" versions as well which only give you extra front panel USB 3.1 Connectors. These are just a few examples, there are a plenty of them to choose from. [EDIT] Here is a CHART for PSUs that are great. Most of these will do just fine.
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Have been running my ASUS Radeon HD 7770 1GD5 for about a year now. It has been working fine until my fans started going crazy. I checked everything and realised that gpu temp is stuck at 0°C ALL THE TIME. Have used hwmonitor, Crimson drivers and TechPowerUp GPU-Z to check temperatures and all of them show the same result. I have also tried reinstalling drivers with DDU. While drivers are uninstalled, gpu temperature can not be read and the fans are spinning properly. Once installed, they go crazy again. Perhaps it's time for a new GPU? Thanks in advance
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Got a Cooler Master Devastator combo (KB + Mouse) with it's squeaky mouse wheel and buggy sensor on top of a steelseries qck pad. Currently using random panasonic headphones.. Serves their purpose for now i guess... Btw Good luck to all participants in this giveaway
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CPU: Intel Pentium G645 running @ 2.90GHz (Capable) GPU: AMD Radeon HD7770 1GD5 (Not capable) RAM: 2x4GB DDR3 Ram So pentiums are capable but you need a decent gpu... Interesting... Also I would recommend restarting your pc because i ran this test a couple of times and sometimes even the CPU wasn't capable, but it's possible that my system is just bad. (I was running my pc for 7 days without a restart)
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I would like Xsplit license because I am soon getting an core i5 and am planning to start streaming some Dota 2 and maybe CS:GO. BTW keep it up Luke! Good luck to you all.
