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The1whokill5

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About The1whokill5

  • Birthday July 14

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    Guildchrusher96
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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Eastern side of the States
  • Interests
    Mechanical work, electronics and computers, and of course motorcycles ??
  • Biography
    I'm just a simple guy, love to game and especially love tearing things apart and fixing things with the two hands i was blessed at birth with! ?
  • Occupation
    Diesel mechanic

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7-6700k
  • Motherboard
    MSI z170a Gaming M5
  • RAM
    G-skill Ripjaws 16gb (2x8)
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 1070 gaming x
  • Case
    NZXT s340
  • Storage
    1tb Western Digital Blue
  • PSU
    Corsair CS650M 80+ gold
  • Cooling
    Corsair H100i v3
  • Keyboard
    CM Storm
  • Mouse
    CM Storm
  • Operating System
    Windows 10
  • PCPartPicker URL
    https://pcpartpicker.com/user/The1whokill5/saved/zPgXLk

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  1. The1whokill5
    Go with the 850 plat
  2. The1whokill5
    And what are they rated at? Bronze gold plat?
  3. The1whokill5
    Agreed, a bigger supply just gives you more cushion for the future, and your usage will fluxuate more power when under heavy load less when you don't need it. But the psu is a transformer essentially and shouldn't take to much to power
  4. The1whokill5
    The system build consumes 530w plus a pump would be close to 600, but draw is inconsistent and can go from 600-700, because of power fluctuations
  5. The1whokill5
    But the build uses 2 gpus aswell. thats a lot of power consumption and gets pretty close to 650 there's no cushion
  6. The1whokill5
    Prices differ in different countries hurdurr. And wouldn't you want a bigger power supply if you plan on doing water cooling? For pump etc
  7. The1whokill5
    Where are you from?
  8. The1whokill5
    I agree the 6700k is a great cpu, you could go 6800k if you want the x99 boards I believe some have 2 16x pci express ports (don't hold me to it though)
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  10. The1whokill5
    It actually does if care that your game runs smoother. Comming off of an xb1 I can tell a huge difference. First game I played was wow and averaging 190 fps is like eye candy
  11. The1whokill5
    He has an i3 and wanted to know if it's bottleneck. I'm not very sure if it would or not.
  12. The1whokill5
    I'm actually don't know if it'll bottleneck or not but I'd choose the 1060 6gb just make sure to do your research on compatablity
  13. The1whokill5
    Oh benchmark it, there's acouple free programs out there if your curious just try to use them and it'll test what your capable of
  14. The1whokill5
    And everything is updated?
  15. The1whokill5
    Cpu, GTA is a more CPU based title and I'm not a big amd fan. I would say that's probably where your problem lies.
  16. The1whokill5
    Nice ?? haven't gotten around to Oc work on mine yet
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