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Would the Noctua NH-D15 fit inside the Meshify C without any issue or should i route for the r5 (the r6 is too expensive imo)? Im planning on fitting top fans as exhaust and im worried that those fans might interfere with the Noctua.

Its normal when your browsing the internet or idling or doing any light tasks.

If you wouldnt have enough voltage you would get a bluescreen.

Set windows pwoer mode on "Balanced" if this doesnt fix it it has to be an option in your BIOS settings.

This could happen because of power outage. Reset everything and if it starts normal on stock settings your voltage was probably too low. Try increasing the voltage slowly until your PC starts normally and it doesnt crash while stress testing. Maybe you have a bad chip where you can only reach 5GHz with a very high voltage.

1.35 volts are adequate for an 8700k, try to lower the voltage as much as you can so you´ll get lower temperatures.

What Voltage do you use for your OC? Mine runs at 1.3v stable at 5Ghz maybe yours can do the same or even better. My aida64 stress test temps hover around 70°C.

So basically one of my two Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000Mhz sticks died and since I bought them back in october I cant return them (I think). Im now searching for a 8 GB stick of Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000MHz but the highest i could find was 2666MHz. Could I buy a 2666MHz stick and use both of them at 2666Mhz should i buy a completely new 2x8GB kit. Ram is very expensive now so I might wait before I buy ram but until prices drop I have only 8GB with one stick which is bad.

Does the double boot of the Maximus Hero X harm my RAM. One of my two RAM-Sticks just died(I was getting bluescreens because of that). Is it possible that my MoBo killed my RAM? Or is it just bad luck?

i think I found the mistake. When I ran Memory Diagnostic with one stick is was working perfectly, with the other I got an instant Hardware error......

I ran Memory Diagnostic and it immediately told me I have a Hardwareproblem. After rebooting an error message told me that I have a memory problem and that I should consult the producer of the PC. Sadly I build this PC myself so i dont have any warranty. Is the problem caused by my RAM-Sticks or could it be the MoBo?

I randomly get a Blue Screen since wednesday. One Bluescreen says MEMORY_MANAGEMENT and the other says IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. I´ve done some research and tried to undo my overclocks and run at stock settings, but it still happens occasionally. I tried to put my RAM sticks into the different slots but it didn´t help. After that I formatted my SSD and HDD and put on a fresh windows install. While installing I got a Bluescreen again with the reason MEMORY_MANAGEMENT so I again formatted everything and put on a fresh windows install. I think thats its a hardware problem now :(. When I booted up into windows I first searched for windows updates. While installing the updates windows crashed again a few times. Sometimes becasue of MEMORY_MANAGEMENT and sometimes because of IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. After a while everything worked out and now i run the latest versoin of windows 10. I began to install all drivers (Grafics card, chipset, lan driver, Sound drivers, headset, mouse, keyboard. Then I began to install games and everything went good for 6 hours but then I crashed again with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT. If it matters my Overclock was: 5.0 GHz with 1.33v and my RAM (rated for 3000MHz) ran at 3000 MHz and 1.35v The temps of my CPU never went above 70°C while gaming and I dont know about the RAM temps but my case is very well ventilated. What problem could my PC have?

Why are you playing on 1080p with an 1080ti? Turn up the resolution to 1440p and try to play again.

Push it to 5 GHz. Just try to keep it under 1.35v

Depends on the games you wanna play. The Witcher 3 and GTA V are stressing my GPU a lot on 1440p and ultra. Im not sure if a 1070 can keep up with it. BF1 on the other hand could be played 1440p@60 ultra with a 1070.