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  • CPU
    I7-6700K @4.7Ghz
  • Motherboard
    Asus Maximus Viii Formula
  • RAM
    Corsair Vengeance LED 16Gb 3200Mhz
  • GPU
    Nvidia GTX 1080
  • Case
    NZXT Manta
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    120Gb Kingston SSD | 1TB Seagate 7200Rpm
  • PSU
    Corsair Rm750X
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    Raijintek Triton

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  2. CaptainAustin
    Are you able to see the PC in person and maybe ask to run some benchmarks on it?
  3. CaptainAustin
    Didn't even know a monitor can have coil whine lol
  4. CaptainAustin
    Pretty bad, Since the laptop is quiet with no fan i can easily hear the screeching. Its an awful noise.
  5. CaptainAustin
    Yeah I took the pads off and the fan kicked in at around 85C but with the pads on I cant even get it over 70C at full load. I think the fan only turns on at around 80c.
  6. CaptainAustin
    Never unplugged it, And its plugged in.
  7. CaptainAustin
    It should work, You can get drivers for windows 7 and GeForce experience for Windows 7. Link those reviews.
  8. CaptainAustin
    So like everyone else on the internet that has an XPS 13 9350 I was experiencing the fan being on all the time and getting high temps. I opened up the laptop and put some artic silver 5 on and put some thermal pads on the heat pipes. That put my temps down to about 65C under full load. My issue is now the fans aren't kicking in at all. I don't mind the no fan noise but now the coil whine is more noticeable and the bottom of the device gets hot due to no cooling fan. I already re-flashed the bios and for the heck of it reinstalled windows + drivers. Pretty sure this is a software problem so are there any programs that I can use to change the fan speeds?
  9. CaptainAustin
    Finally..... It's topping off at 1.36V and idles at .800V. Seems to be working now after that flash. I will do a 5+ hour stress tomorrow to check for stability. Thank you both of you for your help. @W-L @airdeano
  10. CaptainAustin
    Ok, I just flashed 1902 let me bench something like that. I will also try rog realbench
  11. CaptainAustin
    Just flashed 1902
  12. CaptainAustin
    Yes, Right when i got into windows it was bouncing from 1.38-1.42, I ran Intelburntest and it jumped to that.
  13. CaptainAustin
    Almost had a heart attack.
  14. CaptainAustin
    Here are the settings. Right when i get into windows i'm at 1.4-1.5V
  15. CaptainAustin
    It's working great now in manual mode at 4.6Ghz at 1.34V. I just don't want it to be on 1.34V constantly.... Is there any other way to fix the adaptive mode. Also I had a typo there I meant 1.5 lol
  16. CaptainAustin
    Now I'm up at 1.7 volts........ Don't know what to do now. Maybe reflash the bios?
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