Adrian18102001

Just my input if possible I suggest building a really small form factor PC that will fit in a backpack as I've personally had gaming laptops over 1k and they all broke after a year of regular college use. Plus if you get a laptop you are limiting your options, if a cpu fails the whole thing gets thrown away, same thing with gpu rather than just replacing the failed part you will have to replace the whole laptop and so for that reason alone I don't recommend gaming laptops

Hi I currently have both an msi mag271c and a mag27. the mag272 is a new release from msi and i would recommend the msi mag272c which would be the same monitor i have but i dont have the curved one. It's 165HZ VA panel with really nice color reproduction and viewing angles. However if you are the kind of person that wouldn't mind sacrificing the color accuracy and overall look then i would suggest one of these ASUS VG258QR 25" Full HD 165Hz 0.5ms which would be better for competitive play as both the mag271 and mag272 have a noticeable amount of  ghosting compared to the asus one above but if you decide you want a well performing but also a monitor that can deliver great visuals i would recommend the mag272 link: https://ao.com/product/9s63ca51t001-msi-optix-mag272c-monitor-black-72979-258.aspx?gclid=CjwKCAjw4pT1BRBUEiwAm5QuR_All9XdOLKLq9Q2OriHG3t68in_otygeXtDfX3uHPelvPmrbivx_xoCQswQAvD_BwE&&WT.z_PT=Computing&WT.z_AT=Gaming Monitor&WT.z_MT=Search&WT.z_MAT=MSI&WT.z_FT=Free Standing&WT.z_PC=9S6-3CA51T-001&WT.srch=1&WT.z_KW=9S6-3CA51T-001&WT.z_DT=c&WT.z_RTM=PLA&ef_id=CjwKCAjw4pT1BRBUEiwAm5QuR_All9XdOLKLq9Q2OriHG3t68in_otygeXtDfX3uHPelvPmrbivx_xoCQswQAvD_BwE:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!8149!3!325788365177!!!g!295039142066!&&WT.z_CN=CE - Monitors - MSI&WT.z_AG=Brand Type&WT.z_KW=Rest 
 
Hope I helped.

I know that this has probably been done many times before but I thought i would share my results.
 
I managed to get 4.4GHZ @1.275v with a deep cool castle 240ex AIO temperatures after 30 minutes of Aida 64 are 75c with idle in the low 30s which i think is a pretty good result. these are my cinebench r15 and r20 results at the bottom as well.
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

i was thinking that but amd cpu's werent supposed to be hit as hard 

i was thinking that but amd cpu's werent supposed to be hit as hard 

yeah i might allocate it towards an rx 570 then and then save some money up and get the aio 

ok but my original question wasn't about the fact that i didn't know which way they are blowing i know which way they are blowing because i put them there i was just asking if i should keep them as exhaust fans or intakes sorry if my question wasn't clear enough 

thanks 

well looks like im going to have to save up for a really long time i get $5 a week  thanks for the help and support guys much appreciated 
 

i dont have the 300 yet thats the sad part so i guess i have to go to work