X99stattrak

That is awesome, I've thought about doing this in my nas, as it's also my portable gaming box

It depends what games your playing, Google your games bench's, and then choose what ever is better

A good quality 850W unit, or 1000w would be better for sli and oc'ing

Trouble shooting after you've built it, and it won't post.

I have everything maxed out on a 1503 OC on my 980ti and I struggle for 60 at 1080p

I have everything maxed out on a 1503 OC on my 980ti and I struggle for 60 at 1080p

You can't boot from a Windows raid

Use the windows media creator (go to the Windows 10 upgrade site, and it'll have a link for people that want to do multiple computers. Make a bootable usb, and fresh install on your ssd. You can skip the activating part, because Windows already has your hardware known and will activate on its own

Go to the Windows 10 upgrade site, get the media creator for installing on multiple pc's and make a bootable Usb. Boot from it, and put your 8.1 code in

Go to the Windows 10 upgrade site, get the media creator for installing on multiple pc's and make a bootable Usb. Boot from it, and put your 8.1 code in

Overclock your 4790k and call it a day

No, ssd's don't improve fps.

You think your shit doesn't stink huh? Your heart in method is the exact same thing. You're going to end up heating the entire card up anyways.

I'm laughing at all of the Internet experts. I run an Antec Earthwatts 380W at a 300W load 24/7 and has been doing so for almost 6 months without a hitch. Sure it isn't quiet, but this is also 4-5 years old with a small fan. Power supplies aren't meant to be over killed on. Look at the 7 gamers system, he's pulling 15k something watts, and I guarantee that power supply is still basically silent, and happily chugging along.

Can you re-enable your IGPU, and try uninstalling all drivers, then letting window's do it automatically?

Your amd can get warm enough to reflow its own solder.

Bake at 375F for 10min

No, ssd's don't improve fps.

Hit 9590 with hammer, buy an Intel CPU.

Overclock your 4790k and call it a day

The aio's will offer a bit better temps, but at the expense of noise.

got that covered.
 
other than that, that is...

That's your problem. You have an amd fail. The aio's won't preform much better at all.

Efficiency means less heat and noise to keep it cool.

If you have a dark rock pro 3, you're not going to see much difference, and probably a sound increase. That's a beastly air cooler.