Speed bump

only way to know is to find out using a graphical stress test and monitoring software. -edit doesn't have to be stress test could also be the GTA5 benchmark for a real world scenario

Ah! Seems like you are really pushing your hardware you should look on the interweb what others did with your mobo + cpu combination!

wait, you are overclocking a laptop with a modded processor cooler? pictures And sometimes you really push the limit of your hardware so you should try to bump down in speed!

okay so your processor is almost maxed out and spikes may hit your cpu to 100% wich may cause your game to stutter, my suggestion upgrade the cpu!

it's not the cooler, listen up.. does you processor reach 100% load during gaming, that might cause your stuttering because the processor is not able to keep up with the gpu peformance

it must be something you're running in the background, check your processing list

i've been on team red for the last 2 years and i'm planning to build a new computer, so i hope that am4 will be awesome!

this will work just awesome with what you are planning to do with it, but wireless? can you explain me why?

it will be an intresting year

i've had tis problem for 1 to 2 weeks now

It's a problem with the latest build of windows, once you disconnect your controller your computer will freeze once you try to start using your mouse your pc will start beeping once you try to shut it off it won't work because your mouse clicks won't be registered and in the end your cpu will max out at 100% and you have to shut down your pc the hard way, all we can do now is waiting windows on releasing the new update or making the latest update undone but i'm not sure how to do it.

i have the same issue, once you disconnect a xbox one controller the latest build of windows 10 freezes, doesn't matter if your controller is wired or wirless. i know this because i found this thread on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/492cgh/psa_unplugging_a_xbox_one_controller_in_windows/

i got the same issue with hardware monitor with my cpu, fx 8320 running at 4.4 ghz, hardware monitor says it's running 16 degrees celsius while speedfan says 67 degrees celcius under full load

i have a fx 8320@4.4ghz with a dual r9 270x 16 gb ram setup and with one gpu it will still handle it easily

i wouldn't care about the warrenty because ssd's don't fail as fast on you as hdd's so when a ssd fails on you, you are probably out of warrenty for a long time and maybe it will be time to upgrade. Go for it boy paint it with all your creativity!