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Never mind, just checked out Max keyboards, and they're site is a little more intuitive. Thanks for the help!

I looked there, but I couldn't find if they were etched or not... Maybe I'm not seeing it?

Hey everyone, just a quick question. I need some key caps for my Razer Black Widow 2014. I want to put green ones on the keyboard, and I wouldn't mind buying whole set, but I want them to be etched so the back light shines through like it does now, any suggestions on a good website to find some? Thanks!

That is for the second GPU which is only at 66c

Hey everyone, just a quick question, I was running Valley Benchmark on loop until my Graphics Cards hit equal librium, GPU 1 is at 83c and GPU 2 is at 66c. Is this acceptable temperatures, or do I need to drive more air flow to my graphics cards? But the only way to do that is to buy higher CFM fans, because two jet flow 120's are blowing directly at the two cards and a Corsair AF 140 is in the floor of the case.

Hey guys, I have a GIGABYTE Z87X-UD3H motherboard, and I was wondering if it was possible to change the post meter to a temperature readout for my cpu.

So here is a thing.... When you have surround on, the game recognizes that, and locks your field of view. But when you turn surround off, it unlocks it, and you can adjust it. After that, turn surround on and the FOV is at the value you set it too.

Before I turned surround on I could adjust it

Hey guys, I just got two new monitors today, and I am now running Nvidia Surround on 3 monitors. However, I went to adjust the FOV slider in the graphics options, but the slider is locked at 90... Far Cry is the only game doing this...Help?

Okay sweet! Thanks man

Hey guys, just wanted to ask a quick question. I know you can mount an NZXT Kraken G10 onto the Asus Direct CU II 780, but is there an aftermarket water block for the Direct CU II Series?

Since you are going to be running a dedicated graphics card instead of the integrated graphics, your going to see very little, if any, performance difference from the 1600mhz kit and the 1866mhz kit. If the 1866mhz kit is only $5 more, then go for it; but it's really up to you and if you want to spend the $5 extra dollars. You could honestly run a 1333mhz kit with a GTX 770 and still get the same performance if you were running 2133mhz.

No, not unless you are running an insane overclock. If the ram has a heat spreader on it, doing mild overclocks are fine. Unless you're going above 2133, you don't need to worry about cooling on ram very much.

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Generally when you increase the mhz on ram the cas latency goes up with it, and you see no difference in performance. Occasionally you find a ram kit that will be at 1866mhz with cas latency of 9-9-9-24, and another kit at 1600mhz 9-9-9-24. In that instance the kit at 1866mhz will be faster than the kit at 1600mhz. In this instance because you are running an i5-4670k on its integrated graphics I would look for a memory kit that is 1866mhz cas latency of 9-9-9-24 and at least 16gb of capacity since you are on integrated graphics with an unlocked processor. After you get your kit, go into the BIO's and tell the system to dedicate more ram into the Integrated graphics. You can do that since you have and unlocked processor, and you have the 16gb of extra ram to back it up. Also, make sure that your ram frequency and timings are correct and showing up in the BIO's. Lastly, I would recommend going with G.Skill for ram. I am running a 16gb kit from G.Skill at 1600mhz with a cas latency of 9-9-9-24, and I was able to overclock the kit to 1866mhz and keep the cas latency at 9-9-9-24. I hope this helps, you can personally message me if you have questions.