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I missed this comment, but i guess like @ThatCarlosGuy said if it ain't broken don't fix it i was just curious as i just saw a video talking about it and it left me wondering.

Yes the 3 standard intake fans are 3 120 mm fans running at 100% and the rear 140mm fan running at 100% as well my 2 exhaust fans pushing air through my radiator at the top are at a 2100rpm speed i didnt see any dust build up really i just was confused with this positive/negative airflow thing and didn't know exactly what to do.

Read the post above ^ pretty much the same reply i just missed your post

yes i understand this but before i had any idea of "positive/negative" airflow i simply just had my fans running above normal to have lower temps but i don't know if i should leave it the way it is now or i should lower the exhaust fan rpm because the only ones i can control is my h100i fans because the rear exhaust fan and 3 intake fans are running at 100%

Yeah i plan on upgrading Well the issue is that i can't control the intake or exhaust fans since they're connected on my nzxt fan hub i just wanted to know if having my fans like that is a issue, my intake fans already have a air filter

I'm a little confused with this positive/negative airflow thing, I've seen some videos and read on other forums about it but I'm still quite confused on what speeds I should go with. I thought all you had to do was keep your computer cool and as long as your temperatures were okay then you're golden but i guess not. I have the Nzxt H440 case with the intake fans and rear exhaust fans running at 100% with a Corsair h100i cooler with both fans running at 2100rpm releasing air thru the top of my case.I have no issues with temps but i just want to know if i should just leave it the way it is or make some adjustments.

Thank you! time to also buy some white/black sleeves for the cables any recommendations?

How much better is this one compared to the EVGA g2 one?

I was thinking about that evga g2 as well thank you!

Im looking to upgrade my EVGA 600B power supply to atleast a 750W Fully Modular Psu. Any good ones out there? if so which one?

The thing is I dont really need that extra boost of cpu power plus when I turn on turbo boost temps go up to 75c and I prefer to have lower temps since I game for long period of times. When I have it underpaid the vcore jumps to 1.250v thing is do I need that much?

These are my voltages for having turbo boost off on my 4790k the idle temps I get are 28-32c and under load they tend to just reach 68c but I wanted to know if these voltages are fine? Can they be lower?

Ig I can be okay with that I mean it's a very powerful card already but mhm idk u.u I can get the 980 and hold on to that then just buy the new pascal gpu I just don't know what to do really

It's the EVGA 600B psu

Well I looked at the 980ti and it says the required psu is 600 plus so i think I'm good but damn idk $300 for the 980 is a great price as well ;-;

I currently have a msi krait editon motherboard and a 4790k with a 600w power supply thst would be able to run the 980ti with no problems right?

Maybe he's selling me his 980 to buy a 980ti haha

Any idea on what the temps are on the regular 980 cause the 980ti max is 50c the hybrid edition which sounds great to me

Well my budget is $900 I can easily get the 980ti and still buy like a 3tb hard drive or something but what Ima be doing is playing games like bf4 crysis etc at 1440p or higher if I down scale

Thing Is I got a 600w psu and I would need to get a different one if I wanna go Sli but imo I wouldn't want Sli tbh I'm more of a single card user:p

Really I mean I told my brother if I do get the 980 I can easily sell my 770 and it's like I paid $100 for the 980 but then I wouldn't wanna upgrade again later in the future his 980 is a msi 4gb Oc edition.

Ill be playing bf4 at 1440p and. Can still down scale it if I wanted too

Idk if I should upgrade to a regular 980 or a 980ti my friend is selling his 980 to me for $300 Usd but I was already going to get a 980ti hybrid for $690usd should I just go for the 980 or 980ti what's best? I'm still going to sell my 4gb 770 for like $200 ig

Well because I bought all these parts for $900 but they were all sealed up except the graphics card:) but thanK you I thought I needed to upgrade my psu in order to run the 980ti ! I know if I go so then I would but you guys recommend any psu so later on I know which one to upgrade too?

I want to know if my current setup with this cpu and psu would be able to run a gtx 980tI http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Y8f8nQ I plan on upgrading my psu since it's not modular but for now I need help if It would work D: