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Can I refer you back to your previous post https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/820975-my-new-pc-wont-start/?tab=comments#comment-10288992 still going to get the same issue no matter what month you try

@Rolling Potatoe I haven’t got overwatch, but I was thinking about PUBG, R6 siege, Battlefield, Witcher 3 and Destiny 2, As well as a fire-strike and Heaven.

Any games in particular?

I’m looking at selling my system but I wanted to show some benchmarks, so my question is what sort of benchmarks would people want to see when buying a pc?

have you tried using Gamerlink

Yes but you just can’t OCthem

I have a i5 3570 in mine and I have no problems in pubg and picked it up used for £50-£60

Nope bitfenix do fully kits. Alchemy 2 kits

Why don’t you save the money and upgrade your current pc to a 4690k or 4790k and then spend the rest on a gpu. instead of having to get a new mb, new ram. Clock for clock intel’s IPC gains have been none existent so a long as you can OCs to a decent level 4.8ish you can get similar performance to a Kaby lake p.s maybe a little bit more ram 8gb is a decent low level, 16gb will sort you out for a long time

I have the g633 which is the wired version of the g933 and I haven't had a single issue, audio is really good and the app is really easy to use

yeah a 5inch display same sort used for a raspberry pi runs at 480p https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01HPV620I/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Basically I was wondering if anyone knew of a 5 inch display that has a power save feature, like a monitor which turns off when there isn't a input available. My current one has a bright backlight which is controlled by a switch but it awkward to get to, so when the is no input the backlight illuminates my room like a nightlight

Probably a better graphics card, because at the moment it's pegged at a 100% thus bottle necking the cpu. You could try dropping the resolution to reduce the gpu work load. might also be work looking at the cpu core usage because I heard somewhere that arma is not very well optimised for multi cores

i always like to see the product sticker if I am going to buy

I have 2x 240mm rads, a cpu and gpu block which i managed to get away with 1 bottle of the same fluid but I also got a spare just in case. The fluid is not as opeque as it looks in the marketing pictures (I may have pictures on partpickers) just be aware of where you get the fluid because it will stain fabrics and takes a while to get off your finger.