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Tampa, FL
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CPU
i7-7700k
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Motherboard
Asus strix z270-e
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RAM
4x4GB Dominator Platinum 2666Mhz
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GPU
EVGA 1070 SC
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NZXT S340
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Crucial 500g ssd
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EVGA 750
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PG248Q
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Corsair K70 Rapid Fire
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Corsair scimitar
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Windows 10 64bit1
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Has anyone else had a problem getting aura to open and stay open? It's in task manager but once it opens for a qtr of a second it closes. Could it be because of CAM or CUE?
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I've done all of that. I think maybe when i tried to install a bios update maybe it got screwed up somehow? I'm not even sure....oh well
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Everything was fine for a week. My 7700k was getting somewhat high temps and thought maybe i should re-seat my cooler or re apply thermal paste. After doing it my system wouldn't boot. Solid orange light on my motherboard(Asus Z270-e) but all case fans, led strips and graphics card leds/fan turn on. Tried everything possible and couldn't get a boot. I switched everything out to my older Z97 board and i5-4460 and that is what i'm using now. The manual says its a stand by light idk if that helps at all
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Hmm maybe i'll look around some more and try to find another update but as far as I know I am updated but I could be wrong
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Not 100% sure but I think the 4th pin is there so you are able to change the speeds of the fans from bios or other programs. If they are 3 or connected to molex then they just run at a constant speed but don't quote me on it
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No but i've been reading around and alot of people are having the same problem. Some hitting 60c at idle with air coolers. http://www.kitguru.net/components/cpu/matthew-wilson/core-i7-7700k-tim-replacement-improves-5ghz-oc-temps-by-30-degrees/ I can see intel doing a recall for some of their chips because this is fucking ridiculous really. At one point I was hitting 80+ on cinebench after running multiple times
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Sorry actually just looked at my case and they both connect with a splitter attached to a molex cable
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An h110i
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Pretty sure they both need to use a controller of some kind. My just hook right into a fan header since they are just a single color
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I have the riing fans but they are in white so i dont use the software so i cant tell you how good it is. But i have a hue+ from nzxt and the soft is okay. But the strips are kind of janky at times but their customer service is awesome and sent out new ones
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https://www.amazon.com/RGB120-Triple-120mm-20-61-4CFM-22-31DBA/dp/B01NALACG9/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484210611&sr=8-1&keywords=nzxt+aer+rgb or https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Riing-120mm-Adjustable-Radiator/dp/B014QW98SC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484210642&sr=8-1&keywords=thermaltake+riing
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Looks like the temperatures are more stable and not jumping around as much. The highest i was able to get was 4.8. When i went to 4.9 it was stable for the first test. The second and third started to stutter and the fourth i got a crash.
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1.35v That's what it moved to after switching to xmp then to manual voltage. Is that too high? I haven't touched it