reesercollins
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1) A great graphics card 2) Great CPU 3) An ASUS Z170-A will do you just fine. The Pro and Deluxe have WIFI built in. If you need the WIFI, go for the Z170-A Pro 4) 2X8GB is fine. If your paying a lot more for 3000mhz ram, don't do it because 2400 or less is fine Thanks, Reese
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The order of your loop DOES NOT MATTER! As long as the pump is pulling from the reservoir, it's fine. Soft tubing is better because it is easier to work with Thanks, Reese
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The human eye doesn't see much more than 60hz, and driving pixels is more demanding than hz
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Then you should be able to run most games at 4k. Go for the 4k Thanks, Reese
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Should I return this 4790K?
reesercollins replied to Hugo Vedal's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Reseat the cooler. That should help the temps Thanks, Reese -
A 5820K will be enough for you. You probably don't need the extra lanes Thanks, Reese
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After doing some research, It seems it supports 2242 and 2260, but don't quote me on that. MSI has horrible documentation. Thanks, Reese
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What are you PC specs?
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Do you know if it even supports it? If you REALLY want an ssd, the best option is to replace the exciting hard drive with an ssd. Thanks, Reese
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You could paint some parts of the graphics card white or maybe you could get a logo of your choice air brushed on the side panel. Thanks, Reese
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A CX500 or even CX600 would be perfect choices. If you want modular, go with an EVGA nova 650 Thanks, Reese
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BACKUP NOW! NOOOOOOOOOW!\ Thanks, Reese BACKUP
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How much would you pay for this build used?
reesercollins replied to BuckeyeBadger's topic in New Builds and Planning
The asking price Thanks, Reese -
How much would you pay for this build used?
reesercollins replied to BuckeyeBadger's topic in New Builds and Planning
Ask 400, if he doesn't budge, ask for all but the cpu and motherboard and see what he asks Thanks, Reese -
AMD A10 6800K 90 DEGREES IDLE!!!! HELPPP
reesercollins replied to Lewis-c99.'s topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Reseat the cooler and apply new thermal paste. Thanks, Reese