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Just been there, done that. Happy to help.

Afaik there's usually something in the monitors settings you have to make sure is enabled, the manual from asus says it'll be in the image tab>adaptive-sync/freesync.

Hey guys. I am moving into a new place that has 10gbps internet (it was only like 10 euros more a month than the 2gbps package). Issue is, my current router (XR500) has a maximum WAN speed of 1gbps. 
The official internet speed of my new house will be 8gbps download and 600mbps upload, with my ISP also saying the upload also having a "burst" of 1200mbps.
I know that 10 gigs is complete overkill, but the pricing isn't bad at all. 
Can anyone recommend a router that has a 10 gigabit WAN with some 10gbps LAN ethernet ports too? 
I also saw that I will need to upgrade my ethernet to CAT7 to support 10gbps. Is that the right cable I would need? 
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated 

Seems like the mobo could be frying your components.. Take your PC to a PC shop and they can test it with a different mobo. If that is the case, just get another one and everything should be fine. 

Wow. Seagate actually stepped up their game. I guess I was wrong.. 

It does not really matter. But I highly recommend a Western Digital Blue hard drive. They tend to be more reliable and has a less fail rate than Seagate drives.

Hey guys! I have a MSI GTX 970, and as you know, all MSI cards have a very beefy heatsink. So anyway, I was wondering if compressed air can get the dust out of the heatsink? I read somewhere that it can actually destroy components, is this true?
If it is true, how can I clean the heatsink to decrease the GPU temps? 

GTX 980 ti. And the price should be decreasing in about 2-4 weeks. 

usually within a time frame, and usually a restocking fee and shipping back to newegg.
@Newegg_Support can prolly help best..

sounds like a stuck up **** that finished her degree half a century ago and thinks she is smarter than everyone in the world.
 
when I was in college I knew more about html and css than the lecturer but rather than be a stuck up huffy pants used my knowledge when he needed it. Worked out quite well I ended up doing very little work in that class lol
 
 

Yes. I have the same thing with my GTX 970. It is normal.

Unfortunately, you do not have a graphics card. You cannot improve it. 

If you are using Windows 10, follow these steps:
 
1.  Go to settings
2. Navigate to "Update & Security".
3. Click on "recovery".
4. Click on "Get Started" under "reset this PC".
 
This will wipe everything on the hard drive except the OS. You do NOT need to type the licence key back in. This process will take a could hours - all depends on the PC speeds. 

Are you sure that's what's going on?  Try running CrystalDiskMark to be sure.

thanks
 

He stole it from Computex. Lol

With AMD you can crossfire different cards as long as they use the same GPU, even if they are different configurations. For example, an R9 280X uses a Tahiti GPU with all 2048 cores enabled, while the R9 280 uses a Tahiti GPU with only 1792 cores enabled. Those two cards are compatible in crossfire. But the R9 285, which uses a Tonga core with 1792 cores enabled, is not compatible in crossfire with the others.

I realised that after  

60 grit sandpaper

Get the i5. Depending on what CPU you have now, it might bottleneck. 

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I would highly advise not touching the motherboard pins at all if you can avoid it.  When you pull the cpu out, take a look at the round pinheads and see if any paste is on them.  Hopefully you wiped enough off of the cpu that it didn't spread to the socket.  Wiping pins with any but the most gentle of touches using a needle or similarly thin tool is likely to bend them. If it's running normally, I would just wipe the bottom of the cpu and then let it dry for a couple hours at least. If you can't go without your computer this weekend then do it before you go to sleep, and let it dry overnight.  Leave the socket alone, imho.

It is Arctic MX-4. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186038
No metalic particles!
If it did have metallic particles, my CPU would be bacon! Ha!

Trust me. You'll regret installing your os on your hdd instead of ssd. But it's up to you. Im just suggesting.