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    Mr.Sane
    skline00 got a reaction from Mr.Sane in Does the RX480 fail the PCIe standard?   
    Hopefully, the problem can be addressed.
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    ablangc
    skline00 got a reaction from ablangc in r9 390 crossfire vs 980ti   
    Here are the specs of my two gaming rigs:
    5960x-4.4|AsusRE5|16g DDR4-2133|EVGA GTX980TI SC-EK Block|2Smsng 850 EVO 500gb ssds Raid0|2Tb WD Blk|Win10-64|PC P&C 1200W|Thrmltake X9|Custom H20 cooling|BenQ BL3200PT
     
    4790k-4.6|AsusMxVIIH|16g DDR3-2133|2Sphr Tri-X R9-290s in CF-EKBlocks|Cru M500-240g ssd:500g WD Blk|Win10-64|PC P&C 950W|HAF932Adv|Custom H20 cooling|Achiva Shimian
     
    As you can see, I have a single gtx980ti sc in the 5960x and 2 290s in the 4790k. The 290s are Sapphire Tri-Xs at 1000 core/1300 mem. Your 390 is a bit faster but my observation is the 980Ti is smoother. Even accounting for the cpu difference, the dual 290s are slightly faster in synthetics and in overall fps but the 980ti "feels" smoother. It's a close call.
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    EK Luc
    skline00 got a reaction from EK Luc in EKWB Water block for Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming   
    EK Luc, your Titan X copper/plexi block is working VERY WELL on my EVGA GTX980 TI Superclocked card.
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    Leonin
    skline00 got a reaction from Leonin in Thermaltake core x9   
    Just built the rig below using a Thermaltake Core X9. Able to fit 3 480 rads in it!
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    jackc45
    skline00 got a reaction from jackc45 in I'm looking for a good 32" 2560 x 1440 Monitor fit for gaming, Any suggestions?   
    Very good. Setup was a breeze. Linus did a video on this monitor.
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    numnums
    skline00 got a reaction from numnums in Are SSDs good for gaming?   
    They're fine.
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    iExpurge
    skline00 got a reaction from iExpurge in how many rads do i need for 3 way titan sli and a 3930k   
    I would buy a Corsair 900D case and tons of rad space. If you really want to water cool properly with quiet fans I use a formula a poster known as BrightCandle gave to me for rad needed. It is based upon 120mm rad space with a fan running at 800rpm to achieve a 10 Degree delta. The numerator is total thermal output and the denominator is 130. the product = the number of 120mm rads needed. I have a 3930k OC'd to 4.4Ghz (@200Watts max) plus 2 GTX670FTWs water cooled and OC'd (@200Watts each max). the calculation is 600/130=5 rad spaces. I'm using a XSPC RX360 + a XSPC EX360. I'm using a CM 932 Advanced case so I externally mounted the EX360. My system runs cool.
    Let's turn to yours. A 3930k @4.6 Ghz is pushing 225Watts easy. The Titans are 250Watts each max? 225+750=975. 975/130= 7 rad spaces minimum. Just my 2 cents but to do a quality water cooled job you are going to need more radiator space to properly cool.
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    enthalpy
    skline00 got a reaction from enthalpy in 23 Noctua fans? Well... yeaa! [Upgraded to 18 Cores]   
    Gosh I thought my MO RA3- 420 plus RX360 was overkill. You've got me beat!
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    prolemur
    skline00 got a reaction from prolemur in External radiator for small case   
    I have a MO RA3 420. Now THAT's an external radiator!

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    hehehehhehehehe
    skline00 got a reaction from hehehehhehehehe in Post your Cinebench R20+15+R11.5+2003 Scores **Don't Read The OP PLZ**   
    My 3930k at 4.8Ghz:


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    ANDMan55
    skline00 got a reaction from ANDMan55 in Water cooling with HAF 932 Advanced   
    Thank you. I bought some 90 degree fitting to clean up one of the loops.  Wire management is being worked on.
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