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Amrat

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  • Birthday Nov 10, 1994

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  • CPU
    Intel i5 6600k
  • Motherboard
    Asus z170 pro gamer
  • RAM
    G.SKILL Ripjaws 8gb
  • GPU
    Asus Gtx 970 strix
  • Case
    NZXT s340
  • Storage
    Samsung 850 evo 128gb, WD 2TB Green
  • PSU
    Corsair Cx 430
  • Display(s)
    Acer GD245HQ 24inch
  • Cooling
    Cooler Master: Hyper 212X
  • Keyboard
    Tvs-e Mechanical
  • Mouse
    Logitech MX 518

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  1. If it's set to auto in the bios, isn't anything in the auto range considered safe?
  2. Everything is set to auto except the multiplier, which is at 44. The vcore jumps to 1.408v at auto is that normal ? Does everything look okay?
  3. Single 980 >= 2 960s in SLI. 2 980s in SLI > Single 980ti I would suggest you to get the single 980ti cause it's cheaper than the other solution and GPU scaling in most games would be better than 2 980s in SLI. In CPU you have two choices either 4790k or 6700k, you can save some money by going the 4790k route cause you don't have to upgrade your ddr3 ram, in other case you have to buy ddr4 ram. There is only 10-12% performance difference between the two.
  4. Umm, speedfan always work but its complicated, you can try "MSI Command Center" that should work for configuring fan profiles.
  5. Check your display cable.
  6. CPU fan changes the RPM according to temperature of the CPU, whereas system fan will always run at full speed unless your motherboard supports variable fan RPM through software, which you can tweak according your liking with software's like Speedfan or asus fan xpert etc.
  7. 330 is a lot faster than 405. Z3 compact is closer to flagship so I guess It might get better support than M4 Aqua.
  8. Drag the link to the top, it also opens it in the new tab.
  9. That you can actually put a cooler on $4500 cpu with ZIP TIES.
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