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Hey guys i just bought a Cryorig R1 Ultimate with i5-6600k ( lga1151 ) and a mobo, asus ranger viii i tried to mount it on the cpu yesterday but it doesn't seem to fit for some reason. the screw doesn't reach the other way of the bracket that is suppose to be on the cpu to mount the cooler in so am i doing something wrong? please help im freaking out

this monitor is not available where i live

Hey i am looking for a 1440p monitor with 60hz with IPS, but i haven't seen any 1440p monitors with 60hz with IPS execpt Dell, my current monitor is dell U2412M its pretty good but sometimes its buffering and frame buffers when im playing in low frames. so is Dell any good for gaming monitor? or is it more like working station monitors for work. Please if you have any monitors with 1440p 60hz with IPS please give me some recommendations i really need it

im using windows 10

I receently formated my computer and i realised i can't ctrl c ctrl v ( ctrl c copy ctrlv paste ) and i read that i have to hold shift till it works and it did, but i wanna know how i can do it with out shift i dont know what to doo anyone?

Hey i just watched few videos benchmarks for lolz and i saw when a guy compared a g4400 pentinum overclocked from 3.3ghz-4.2-4-6ghz and amd athalon from 3.7ghz-4-6ghz then he compared those non OCed and OCed benchmarks and it had no improvements to the benchmarks? when it was OCed... and the guy in the video didn't give any explination for it why it didnt improve. so anyone here knows why it didnt or have those cpus already reached it limits with stock speed

Do you know a good video that goes more indepth? because every video i watch im getting very confused what they change execpt the xmp profile cpu multiplier and voltage

Ah okay so i can just do the same method as i did with the MSI and get a stable overclock? but the extra modify options are there to make it better overclock and get better voltage per clock if i understand correctly

Hey my friend got a msi gaming m3 motherboard and i overclocked it for him, i only CHANGED 3 things voltage core clock ( 4.2ghz didnt want to go too aggresive ) and XMP profile on, which is easy 3 things and done, and im seeing some ASUS overclocking guides and its much more complicated is it suppose to be that complicated? like i see the x video change atleast 5 things when i only switched 3 things and got a stable overclock did i do something wrong with the MSI overclock or is it just the ASUS that makes the UEFI/BIOS atlot more complicated than it needs to be if people ask about processor it was a i5 6600k

If you go for skylake you have to upgrade the the mobo aswell, or else just get the 5930x it'll be cheaper for you and the preformence won't be that much of a diffrence but if you're going for skylake go for i7 6700k its the best cpu atm for gaming but if you some video editing etc go for the 6800k

100/10 and the router is limited or else i got higher speeds should i just switch our the router and it'll fix the problem?

Yo i got a bit of a problem here at home, everytime when my brother watch youtube all my internet starts slowing down like we say now for an example csgo i usually have 5 ping but when my brother starts up youtube and watch some videos it gets instantly to 1k ping is there a way to fix this problem?

Well the rx 480 can't be clocked so high so every aftermarket rx 480 is around 1300mhz so i would just pick one that fits you the mosts

or the rx 480 4gb model its the same price but idk how it is in poland tho

Asus Maximus VIII Hero vs Ranger what's the freaking diffrence? i only see 20 euros diffrence between those 2 and i can't absolutley tell the diffrence i have tried to google a bit here and there i dont get any useful information so anyone?