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vagabond139

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  1. Is it enough? Yes. Is it a good unit? No, it has not so good voltage regulation due to it being group regulated which is not a design you want in a 650 watt psu which is the main issue with it, I would go for a Evga GQ or a Evga GS over the G1/Nex.
  2. It would be enough but its not a good psu, I would go far enough to call it bad and it falls out of ATX specs. it is based on the FPS Raider, here is a review of the FPS Raider. http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/01/03/fsp_raider_750w_power_supply_review/9#.VmSiTPkrKUk
  3. It is based on the same 32nm process that Vishera is on so Richland cpu's can overclock very good.
  4. I am looking to get my A8 6600K to 5Ghz, its at 4.9ghz right now. Don't worry about the psu, or airflow, or motherboard, those are good and not something that need to be worried, its thermal margin is about 10C under full load at 1.49v although it never gets that hot during gaming which is the most cpu intense task I do currently, I am wondering what would improvement I would see on my HSF if I replaced the stock fans on it with a single Delta AFB1212GHE running at full RPM. My HSF is a Phantek TCDX12.
  5. The H5 is better, Both will fit in the H440. The best GPU cooling solution would be a custom loop but that is another undertaking of itself, I would just recommend running the stock set up on the GPU unless it has a sub par cooler on it like a R9 390/390X Asus Strix or if you want the lowest temperatures possible. However there is always the Kraken G10 which allows you to mount a AIO cooler on a gpu if you are interested in that.
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