DavidLorenz

I've actually been keeping it at the 2133MHz, still does the same. I also just tested each stick individually. No success.

Thanks a lot for actually providing me with the manual but 'unfortunately', I have set them into the correct slots. I'm gonna try running it with only one stick installed now.

Right, that I haven't tried yet! Thanks, definitely gonna do that!

I legitimately tried (because I knew that this might be the only thing readers could tell me, understandably) but unfortunately, there is not much to it. It just either BSODs or mostly freezes. As in, the image freezes, everything is unresponsive.

It's both freezing and BSOD-ing. Just before I started Memtest it was mostly freezing, though.

Hi, decently big problem here. I just build my new system today: AMD R7 1700X Asus Strix X370-F G.Skill Trident Z 3200MHz 16GB (8+8) CL16 Asus Strix GTX 1070 OC Samsung 960 Evo 500GB Corsair RM750i Deepcool Captain 240EX RGB Phanteks Evolv ATX TG Black So, not shit. BUT, and that's a big BUT, it crashes constantly. It crashed during the initial Windows 10 installation and now it crashes somewhere around 1-10 minutes after Windows booted. I can't even download and install any drivers. Not even from the included disk. The entire system currently is nothing but a big pile of unicorn puke since I can't even set the color scheme to Blue+Pink It never crashes in the UEFI, though. I have already upped the CPU voltage while at the same time lowering the clock to 3200MHz. Doesn't change anything. Back to defaults, still the same. RAM at 2133MHz or 3200MHz, also irrelevant. The only drive installed is the 960 Evo. Task Manager displays the correct RAM and CPU speeds. I'm currently running Memtest86 on it. Does anyone know how long that test will take or is it just going on infinitely? 54 minutes in, 0 errors. Also, will it tell me what harware failed the test? I spend all day putting this little shit together and I'm pissed. Scratching the top panel of the case just topped it all off. So I will have to get that replaced... Or rebuild the entire system. Me being frustrated is a massive understatement Has anyone any idea what could be wrong with it? By the way, I ran Prime95 on it and that did not freeze the PC any earlier. If anything, it froze later. I'm back on my FX-6300/GTX 660 build that is fortunately able to run my new XL2735 for my played games surprisingly well (reaches the mandatory 144FPS ). Still though... Help is obviously greatly appreciated.

Also, did you mean 500$ in total or 500$ per monitor?

What size do you want? And what size and resolution are your current monitors?

Might want to take a look at the Roccat Kone series. The Kone EMP is the latest one, if you want a soft touch finish there is the old (but gold) Kone XTD Optical. The finish on the top wears down quite quickly, though. That's why the newest one doesn't have it anymore With EasyShift you can hold one side-button and it doubles the functionality of all other buttons. It also has a tiltable scroll wheel. The shape is just... wonderful. It's the reason why I have one Kone+, 2 Kone XTD Opticals and 2 Kone EMPs. If you want a smaller version, the Kone Pure is for you. Doesn't have the tiltable scrollwheel, though. Cheers.

I mean, what's your budget? What kind of games do you play? Those are really important factors. But I'm also not sure how well an RX570 would do with a triple monitor setup. Check out the AW3418DW, that should be a really good compromise for more immersive gaming. Three monitors are pretty hard to drive. For (slightly) cheaper options there are the PG348Q and the X34P. Since you didn't give any insight as to what you're going to play I don't know if those monitors are actually suitable for you. The best monitor for competitive FPS is the XL2735. 1440p, 144hz, TN. Cheers.