RyeIII

Noctua makes a really nice manual PWM based fan controller if you want to vary the speed.
https://noctua.at/en/na-fc1

Personally I'd just use one of these:
 
http://a.co/b6wHZmY
 
Then you can just adjust the voltage on the power supply with the fans directly connected.
 
I'd pick non PWM fans for this (though PWM fans usually work fine voltage controlled)
 
The dimmer you showed PWM pulses the output power, not a separate pin like PC PWM fans do. It would be far from ideal, and would likely make the fans emit a high pitched whine.

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Update guys, its not a dead board,i tried with a different ram (slower one).it post!!it justs needs a bios update

Update guys, its not a dead board,i tried with a different ram (slower one).it post!!it justs needs a bios update

I read this issue here offen, I really trust the asus bios that why, 

this helps a lot!thank you!

thanks buddy, saw your instagram. will decide within 460x or 560x when i have the actual cases in front of me tomorrow.

Thanks! I wil do more research then.

I am really tempted on what I can reach with 1.3v on my free time maybe. I'll update it here

Thanks!

Thanks!

thanks for your input, I can MSI gaming X 1060 6gb and is available at a local store, I see some benchmarks first and might get this.

there is plenty of room for cable management at the back and the  groumats are placed nicely. you can run your cables with extensions and still have a room 

That's a very nice setup you got there.

Im trying to overclock a g1 980. It doesn't give any crashes what the card does is limiting the core clock to 535mhz and my valley benchmark fps is around 30's before the oc its 130's.the only way to reset is to restart the pc. Can someone help me with this. 

Why do people think the 1070 will drop in price?
 
The MSRP of aftermarket cards are already a fact, an EVGA SC+ has an MSRP 420 and their FTW+ has an MSRP of 440. The FE, 449.
 
None of the cards will be touching 379.
 
As long as everybody else is still buying the 1070 at its current price there will be no price drops anytime.
 
When the price of the 1070 does indeed drop it's probably already time to look at other better options which will be out.
 
Either grab a 1070 now or look at cheaper (980ti or lower) options. For example a brand new 980ti for $390 or less would be cheap since its 10% less pricey yet performs within ±5%.
 
In that regard a 980 for 300 is a solid buy as well.