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  1. Joon628
    Well, I think 1.42V is a little bit high considering that a normal operation load is recommended at 1.3V. However I have my 4790K OC ed at 5.2 Ghz, same specification as yours, by the way, at a voltage of 1.40. So not being able to reach 5.0 on 1.42v but able to reach 4.9 means that the silicon pick on your cpu was about "gold rated silicon". Anyway, back to your topic on if you should back down- I would run LinX for 15 tests on 80% of your memory and see if the system is stable afterwards. If not, I think it is not a good plan to keep your cpu at that voltage. Hope it helped.
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    Okay. I tried the same thing Linus Did with some other hardwares. i7-7700K MSI Z270 Gaming Pro Carbon 32GB G.Skill R9 Fury X x2 GTX 750ti I got everything to work but I stooped in one spot- installing the AMD drivers. The VM that installed the driver turns off automatically and when I reboot it it gives me the fix-window-kinda thing. This happens all the time and forces me to re-install the OS all over again. (Its win 10 by the way) Can anyone help?
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    @brwainer Hmm.. this is quite hard to get the grasp of. Thanks for your response!
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    Wow. Thank you for such a detailed response. So do you mean that it would not be possible for me to just.. stream a normal computer in my thin client? I am completely new to networking so I have no idea about what I am talking about. Please bear with me. Basically, It would be not possible for me to.. have my pc in the living room and my monitor and peripherals in my bedroom with no wires, right? Would there be any OTHER way rather than using thin clients to achieve this goal? Thank you so much for your response again.
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    @jnvqc Ohhh I get it about the HDMI dongle... But what did Linus do to connect the thin clients and the server? I mean I am using only 2 monitors so price is not a problem...
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    Hi. I was planning to build an implementation of Linus's computer systems, the 1 tower 2 person and the 8 people 1 cpu video. So I want my computer to be somewhere else in the house and connected to a monitor, being used in the living room, and the second virtualized desktop connected to a thin client in my room with wireless HDMI dongle that Linus showed off in his video. However I have no idea how to set this up, except for the part where I create a virtualized pc with Unraid. The problem is getting the virtualized windows to the thin client in my room connected to a monitor. How would you do this? Would you use Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol? or something else in the unraid server system? Please help!
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