WarbossChoppa

I think he made stacked single rank DDR5 8800 dimms that Micron has been teasing on their website for a bit.

Look at the die and you'll see the 6 spots around the "I/O" chip

I was hoping to see what the core clock was and if it allowed for more OC head room.

What just happened?

I've cleaned a few mother boards this way, but I put them out in the summer sun to let it dry for 2 days before hand.

Thanks I'll remember that!

Thanks guys I was worried I'd have to order it online and get a piece that didn't fit right. But this makes me feel a lot better.

That's a good idea I will try them tomorrow. But would you know the best adhesive to mount glass to metal?

This project is very similar to the custom controller someone made for the Corsair HD RGB fans. They use a Arduino Mini Pro. I'm just waiting for a better tutorial to be made before I attempt to make it. But if anyone's curious on it there's a whole thread here about it http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=165029

I have a Corsair Carbide 540 and I hate the plastic window and was going to remove it, cut off the places where it clips into the case, and then find some adhesive to adhere a glass window. My question is where is the best/cheapest place to get a measured piece of glass for this project? And while I have this thread open what would be the best adhesive/epoxy to do this with?

So it's been past CES and I can't find where to buy the enclosure.

Even at the lowest LLC I get high voltages. I've even tried to undervolt further at 1.230V which is stable for me but it always seems to climb up to ~1.3V+

I have a 6700K on an ASUS Pro-gaming/AURA Z170 board. I have manually set the voltage to 1.250V but looking at Intel's ETU and a few other programs my voltage seems to climb to 1.335V or higher. I have, other than the manually set voltage, everything else in my BIOS is at the default setting. I am not overclocked because I am afraid of the voltages getting too high and kill my CPU. I have updated to the most recent BIOS version for my board which came out just before the new year. Any idea's what I should do to help stabilize my voltage so I can safely overclock?

I've had issues with the lights on the board either turns off or they stop changing colors and freeze on a color. And now the software doesn't even load. I've uninstalled and reinstalled with no luck. And I can see the 2 related processes in my task manager which are: AsRogAuraService (32 bit) and AURA (32 bit). Any ideas? Also when forcing the software to close in TM I get this page pop up with errors. https://drdump.com/UploadedReport.aspx?DumpID=12222927&SecondVisit=1 I have the most updated BIOS and haven't changed anything.