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no problem. you can "safely" run 230v 16A over a 3x1,5^2mm line, so less then 1A at 12v should be absolutly fine.

really could be anything that uses power now.. hard one. maybe the mobo or the ssd. what about the bios? how are the temperatures?

when does this happen? immediatly after pushing the power button or just after some time? do you have a seperate psu you can troubleshoot with? bios reset/flash?

Well.. just got my 2600x. Holy shit. Playing far cry 3 (yes 3) it just boosted all the way to 4.5GHz STOCK. On a 120mm, 35 euro AIO.

asuming you have a RGB header on your motherboard, just any strip that fits there, like from cablemod

it does, just dont put too thick of a radiator there

does not really matter for the 1050ti. i allways look for a card with 2 fans, because 2 slow fans are more quite than 1 thats fast

1050ti, because the 2gb of vram of the 150 will be obselete in a few years

hi a ssd has nothing to do with your gpu. a ssd is MUCH faster than a HDD, and will strongly enhance your load times. for the i7 4790, i would reccommend a gtx 1060 6g or a 1070.

in my oppinion you should get a 1060 6G. it will be bottlenecked, but with a future cpu upgrade (what you WILL need) it should be at its top performance. also check the second hand market, maybe you can get a 1070 for the 300 bucks (in the netherlands its possible)

when you bring your pc to factory mode, you can choose to wipe all drives. bios updates will not be affected. windows automatically downloads almost all drivers you need when you "look for updates" in the settings

i would say dark base 900 rev.2

coil whine mostly occures in a specific range of power draw.. its different for every unit

80+ gold and 5 years warrenty, could be worse could be better. if you find it for cheap i would say go for it

sounds like coil while. maybe in your 5v passive rail?