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Dmonster

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  • CPU
    I5 6500
  • Motherboard
    Msi h110i mini itx
  • RAM
    8 gb ddr4
  • GPU
    Asus dual 1060 6gb
  • Case
    Core V1 snow
  • Storage
    120 gb ssd and 1 tb hdd
  • PSU
    Corsair 550 watt semi modular 80+ bronze
  • Display(s)
    Aoc 22 inch 60hz 1080p

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  1. You could if you did a full loop. Adding a gpu water block would make it virtually single slot card, giving enough room for a slim 240 radiator and slim fans still with several mm of clearance to allow air to get to the rad. For the CPU, a great choice would be a water block and pump combo but a small pump to put near the power supply may work. A reservoir may be hard so a T line might work best, but if you can, a reservoir makes filling and bleeding much easier.
  2. My system has an i5-6500 and 1060 6gb
  3. I'm open to all games but not to interested in mmo's or or moba's
  4. I just built my first gaming PC and i don't know what games to buy! any recommendations?
  5. I went to storage spaces and saw the pool was in effect. It said 930 ish gb. I knew that must be the hard drive. I went to edit the settis which took a while to load. I deleted the drive from the pool, went to disk management and allocated the space. I knew the drive had to have been working because the bios and Windows indicated so.
  6. Not all bios are accessed by del. Try readying the caption when it boots in order to see what key opens bios.
  7. I ended up not needing to get a new hard drive. For some reason my 1 tb hard drive was set as a data pool. I removed the pool, and there it was in disc management! I allocated the space and it works properly
  8. I agree. I will let you know if a new HDD works. Thanks!
  9. I don't think the psu is the problem because I can tell the hard drive disk is spinning
  10. The hard drive is powered off of the same wire as the SSD
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