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  1. Popopopper
    Thank you!
  2. Popopopper
    Do we know anything about price?
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    I didn't really follow CES that much, so I don't really know all that much about Vega other than that it's meant to be a high-end competitor to Nvidia's chips and that it'll come out later this quarter. Do we have any other info on it, like performance, cost (especially), or features?
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    I think I'll just adjust fan profiles then, since I don't want to move or install any fans since that would affect aesthetics. Can I do that via MSI Afterburner? And is there a way to measure air pressure in a case so I can change speeds accordingly?
  5. Popopopper
    Oh. Do you know if there's any way to get positive pressure other than changing the fan speed? And if not, how do I change the fan speed?
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    This is the RAM I'm using: http://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-3200c16d-16gtzb When I turned on XMP and didn't do anything, the speed was automatically set to 3200, if that's what you're asking, but it still didn't work.
  7. Popopopper
    Oh.
  8. Popopopper
    This might seem dumb, but did you plug your monitor into your motherboard or into your GPU?
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    My case is the NZXT S340. I have a Corsair SP140 in the lower front as an intake, the fan that came with my Corsair h55 in the upper front as an intake, a Corsair SP120 in the rear as an exhaust, and another Corsair SP140 in the top as an exhaust. Will this have positive or negative pressure? I have also attached a professional-quality image in case my explanation was unclear.
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    I have a MSI Gaming X M5 motherboard, an i5-6600k, and 16GB of G.Skill Trident Z DDR4-3200 RAM. When I try to turn on XMP and set the memory to the maximum 3200, the system either becomes unstable and blue-screens within a few minutes, or just doesn't boot at all. I increased the RAM voltage to 1.35 from the original 1.2, and it still didn't work. The system is perfectly stable, though, if I set the RAM speed to 3000 and the voltage to 1.35. What is happening with my system? I know that the extra 200 MHz will barely make a difference, but it still feels a bit weird that I'm not getting the full speed possible out of my RAM.
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