BlueClown

Well i guess thats that then. Maybe this is why I dont find anything in google. Still would like to know if its possible so i have it as a side project or something for when I have nothing better to do.

if you mean the ones with lan cable connectors, no. It only has one cable for a balun and another for power input This one, for recording yes (480p 15fps), but the live feedback was 720p with 30fps(or 25fps). Good enough i think I think you can change that in your DVR thou. if you have the hdd capacity for high quality videos.

I have an "old" cctv digital camera that we are not using anymore, and since I lack a web-cam i thought that maybe I can turn it into one, but googling i only found how to turn and old webcam into a cctv. So is there a way to turn the cctv camera into a web cam? and if there is, is it worth it? or im just better off getting a normal web-cam(good enough for streaming thou)?

I dont know what i was thinking, totally forgot it was intake... my bad. Still manage to get Turbo Enable with 39-40c Idle and 64 to 70 (with a 60% load) was late already so i wasnt able to test with more cpu heavy games or stress tests (will do it today). Im guessing that the last culprit would be my room temp, I live in a hot country and with no air conditioner its seems like "ok" temps (still doesnt explain how my friend has lower temps thou, maybe really its the gpu he has a gtx 970). Thanks for all the reply anyways.

Manage to lower temps, its seem that i really was thermal paste overload. Still having kind of high temps thou. Maybe my room is just too hot. Putting the Stock Cooler did nothing, even worst. So after some testing i BELIVE, that found my problem and have no means to fix it. I knew team red was hot but not this hot, that GPU alone is responsible for elevating the temp of the whole case every time its on load (so far it maxed out at 88c), so i guess my next move will be getting an air conditioner and put it right next to my computer. Or jump back to team Green. Another Problem im having is that i didnt do my homework before getting that PSU, and withou the Corsair Link i cant change the fans to turn on based on the temp and not the power usage so the GPU is also heating that one up. Does anyone know a workaround? (will go to google now)

the thing is, i already did, twice, the last time i already tighten it up so hard that my motherboard started to bend (i know this is bad, thats why i stopped there), and if thats not tight enough im better up just going straight up to the stock cooler. I will know for sure when i test the stock cooler later today or tomorrow, thats why im saying that just lets assume is installed correctly.

Hello I bought a whole new computer this holiday (list below), and im having kind of a doubt with my cpu temp. My friend got the same cpu as I 4790k, with turbo enable he runs at 36c iddle and between 55c to 65c while playing, this with the stock cooler. Mine with a Cooler Master V8 GTS, with Turbo OFF runs at 42c idle and 66c to 75c (47c idle and 70c to 83c while playing with turbo on) while playing some of the same games with the same settings, those are not dangerous temps (yet) but still, I feel like i just bought a 90$ paper weight. We live in the same place so room temp should be about the same. Im planning on doing some more tests (using stock cooler, asking my friend to lend me hes cpu) Just wanted an opinion in the meanwhile for why could this be. And im pretty sure I installed the Cooler correctly, so lets assume is not that (for now). Thanks. The games we used to test are Dota2 and The Witcher 3. (all maxed out) MotherBoard: MSI ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards Z97 GAMING 5 CPU: I7-4790k GPU: MSI R9-390 Ram: Corsair Vengeance Pro 4x8GB DDR3 2400MHz PowerSupply: Corsair RM Series 1000 Watt ATX/EPS 80PLUS Gold-Certified