aidenrelkoff

I don't have a lens recommendation for you, but have you seen Tony Northrup's video about adapting different lenses to different bodys?
There are certain lens manufacturers that work better than others. Maybe you should check that out.

Can't link you the video right now tho 

Ya. Give it time till Intel whipe the Floor with it again

Girls are squishy and smell nice tho

Yep. You can mix brands aswell. Id try the igpu if you have one first. 
 
No reason to have a second gpu for a second monitor, just use a second monitor out. Its when you start getting 5+ mnoitors/

Check your BIOS settings and see if you have RAID or ACHI enabled.
 
RAID will require the driver from the motherboard website. If Im not mistaken, you will need to use the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver, I would add a folder to your windows installation USB, and add the driver there.
 
it will ask you for the INF file associated with the RAID driver, add that and should be good to go.
 

no get the oneplus three

The system is only as quiet as the loudest component. If you're actively cooling the gpu, psu, or any other component and/or using hdd's, you might as well do the same with your cpu. 

Any of them. and no HDMI doesnt limit your FPS to 30... It only does that if your running 4k. HDMI or DVI-D are perfectly fine for games

If you need to ask, it means you don't

LOOKS LIKE A DECENT BUILD. SINCE YOU ARE NEW YOU SHOULD GO READ THE CODE OF CONDUCT AND PROBABLY TURN OFF CAPS LOCK WHILE YOU ARE AT IT.

you shitting me?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/34hDBm
add graphics cards to taste

RAM is RAM. 16GB.. any type. Done

hell, i put the rm1000i in there only cause you can go crazy with it, and its one of the best power supplies in the world

cpu base frequency is 100mhz
 
cpu clock ratio is basiclly how many time that.
 
a ratio of 20 would be (20 x 100mhz) 2GHz
 
stock speed is 3700mhz or a ratio of 37.
 
set the ratio at like 38, 39, 40 and so fourth to over clock.
 
you can get away with 100mhz more without any extra power, but after that add voltage to the vcore

For the RAM: Yes, you can just select 1866 and it should run at that speed. You can try the higher speeds. It may not be stable, but it won't damage anything. You would just have to set it back to 1866 or lower in that case.
 
For the CPU: Messing with the base frequency is usually a bad idea. Almost everything in your system is referenced to that clock, and changing it very far from stock can make things go very wrong.
 
 

yeah... i have done that like 4 times. Screw it, windows 8 runs better anyways, ill just reinstall that. This is why i haven't updated my primary pc yet.
both software, and windows memory diagnostic. windows one ran for about 20 min, software one ran for a few hours. I used seagate's drive checker software to check for errors. Since both of these are new i don't expect them to be bad anyways.

education edition is basically windows 7 version called "enterprise". It have every single feature that microsoft has developed for windows 10. It actually has more features then Pro.
Also i installed windows 10 pro one of those times. same issue.

Why do you want to mine bitcoins?
Just for fun?
Are you OK with loosing hundreds of dollars just to have some fun?

get the drivers?

reinstall drivers. Also make sure its actually using your GPU.
Right click desktop and go to screen resolution(display settings on windows 10)
go to Advanced display settings
display adapter properties
It should show something like this:

nercopost much?

What games/applications are you running? They may only use 2 cores

you're good for SLI

You just quite possibly wiped both devices. What you need to do now is re-install your OS on the new volume
 
What one tends to do is clone your SSD to an ext HDD then clone back after the raid.