Josh_Galsky

Lol, he probably uses something like liquid nitrogen :0

In ideal******

Yeah I know... at stock, with the custom loop I have I hover arround 25-28 C on the CPU, so I don't think it'll over heat

Thanks! As I said before, thermals are not a problem, so one less factor to look over

Yeah... My Ai Suite does not look like that... I'm going to have to manually OC my CPU... Fuck.. I'm not comfortable doing it at all...

Where on the top? I've never over-clocked a CPU ever... I've seen guides but I'm a stay safe player and I';ve seen that the Logical processors doesn't bring everything to the limit but a little under to avoid destroying processors.

Hello! The reason why I came here and not to ASUS directly is because their system is down for some reason (at least for me, I don't know about you guys). I have the Asus x99 Sabertooth TUF Motherboard and I've seen people use the Ai Suite on a variety of ASUS motherboards. I downloaded it planning the use the Logical Processors to auto-overclock my CPU and RAM (Since I have no experience with OC CPUs and RAM). But I can't seem to find the Logical Processors "page" on the Ai Suite software... Anyone have knowledge/experience/information on this topic? My rig: 5930k 2 x 1080s 64GB RAM 2400Mhz HX1000i from Corsair (PSU) It's all custom loop water cooled so no thermal issues. Thanks!

It is related to it, but its about the PCBs...

Hello! I upgraded my 980ti with a 1080 (Custom loop). I gave my brother my 980Ti but I put the aircooler back on because he did not want water cooling (Small PC - Does not fit), so I have an extra 980TI Waterblock, my friend wants to water cool his 980, is the does the 980 have the same PCB as the 980TI? (It might be a stupid question, but he wants to know)

Thanks guys!

I was in Nvidia Control Panel looking for something when I came across a PhysX. I saw that you could use a specific processor fore that. I have two 1080s and I was wondering if its possible to buy a different card specifically for PhysX? This is a hypothetical situation, I'm not looking into doing this, I just wanted to know if its possible.

I also think so, but I'm not 100% sure...

Hello! I have a single GTX 1080, and I'm thinking of getting a second one. I have multiple displays and I saw that the "surround" needs a HB Bridge... I also saw lots of videos on 2 standard SLI Bridges vs the HB Bridge, I do not see a difference in performance. Someone please tell me if I need a solid SLI Bridge, 2 or 1 floppy SLI Bridge, or a HB Bridge (or anything else you recommend). P.S. I did not just get the HB Bridge because they're out of stock everywhere or at least takes 1 to 2 moths to ship... Thanks!

Thanks for your recommendation! I'm currently looking for one I like the idea of a cube case because I fits in my room since there is a small area that has a few power outlets and a good ventilation

I have a copy of windows, the case is undecided at the moment.