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About Bravexylophone
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Bravexylophone #0521
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CPU
i7-7700HQ
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Keyboard
Razer Blackwidow Chroma v2
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Mouse
Razer Naga Chroma
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Sound
Razer Kraken Pro V2
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Operating System
Windows 10 Pro
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Let me know when we hydro dip a CPU and then I will be really excited.
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I've noticed that is an issue thanks for noticing.
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What's better? GTX Titan 6GB or GTX 1650 4GB?
Bravexylophone replied to AKS_Adrian's topic in Graphics Cards
That is true, it all depends on your situation. -
What's better? GTX Titan 6GB or GTX 1650 4GB?
Bravexylophone replied to AKS_Adrian's topic in Graphics Cards
If your cooling is adequate and you have a good PSU and you have money to spend then it is worth it but if you don't then its probably best to go with the 1650 -
What's better? GTX Titan 6GB or GTX 1650 4GB?
Bravexylophone replied to AKS_Adrian's topic in Graphics Cards
If your looking for power go with the Titan. If your looking for a cost-effective option go with the 1650. Read more information here : https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-Titan-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1650/2191vs4039 -
Yes it would make a difference not by much though.
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The only hole I want to see in an iPhone is the 3.5 mm hole included on all the good phones
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Does more RAM need more voltage?
Bravexylophone replied to DeDandy21's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Yes it could -
Help my OC setting in bios wont change
Bravexylophone replied to d00mguy66's topic in Troubleshooting
I think you should check to see if bios has an update. -
Does more RAM need more voltage?
Bravexylophone replied to DeDandy21's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
you don't need to give it more power and it will not cause ping. -
Usually, the only way to get high refresh rates is through display port. What monitor do you have?
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It should be suitable for your use case.
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Great, just plug things in and figure out what the problem is.
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Maybe an issue with one of the components?
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And also don't try to start your computer with that PSU anymore as it could fry any computer components connected to it.