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I personally have one right now and I will most likely return it. I'll give it another week before I return it. Restocking fees are a pain to test out a phone you may or may not like... Oh well, it's understandable why they'd charge it so I don't mind it as much.   Camera is mediocre at best and the screen isn't great... Switching to a HTC One for the better build quality and 1080p screen.

your onboard may not auto switch so turn it off in the bios 
 
also why did this end up in folding not troble shooting lol

of course its letting a computer talk to your brain and back again to the  arm in this case but the tech could later on be your phone tv etc 
 
so its something to keep a eye on 
 
it is tech is it not 

of course its letting a computer talk to your brain and back again to the  arm in this case but the tech could later on be your phone tv etc 
 
so its something to keep a eye on 
 
it is tech is it not 

I didnt have time when buying my parts to assemble it so the place I was getting the parts from offered assembling at a small fee,
 
so went with that over a year ago 
 
come to put my h80I today and this happened I didnt pull to hard it kinda fell out, how lucky was I lol 
 
took a good while to get it of but all good now idling at 12c and pushed to max at 40c
 
my temps before was 22c  60c so a good 20c off top temps and 10c of idle 

I didnt have time when buying my parts to assemble it so the place I was getting the parts from offered assembling at a small fee,
 
so went with that over a year ago 
 
come to put my h80I today and this happened I didnt pull to hard it kinda fell out, how lucky was I lol 
 
took a good while to get it of but all good now idling at 12c and pushed to max at 40c
 
my temps before was 22c  60c so a good 20c off top temps and 10c of idle 

I didnt have time when buying my parts to assemble it so the place I was getting the parts from offered assembling at a small fee,
 
so went with that over a year ago 
 
come to put my h80I today and this happened I didnt pull to hard it kinda fell out, how lucky was I lol 
 
took a good while to get it of but all good now idling at 12c and pushed to max at 40c
 
my temps before was 22c  60c so a good 20c off top temps and 10c of idle 

I didnt have time when buying my parts to assemble it so the place I was getting the parts from offered assembling at a small fee,
 
so went with that over a year ago 
 
come to put my h80I today and this happened I didnt pull to hard it kinda fell out, how lucky was I lol 
 
took a good while to get it of but all good now idling at 12c and pushed to max at 40c
 
my temps before was 22c  60c so a good 20c off top temps and 10c of idle 

Im running a fx8350 and the r9 270 just got the r9 from novatech got the xfx model with BF4 for £130 which I just loked at the website they dont have in stock any more doh 
 
its clocked at 1100mhz gpu fans are noisy at 100% but it never gets there just sits around 50% I can play full 1080p on tomb raider and fry cry 3 hope this helps 
 
as said also get the 8320 and just clock to 4ghz to save money I got the 8350 in a silly deal well over a year ago 
 
with thos saving your be able to get the h100I

Get an intel CPU. ROFLMAO
 
OP.
 
Leave your Ram speed low 1333-1600.
 
Look at the voltages under load. It should be about 1.5-1.536. Set your voltage to 1.475 volts and set LLC to Very High. 
 
Now put the multi to give you 4.7Ghz.
 
Set FSB to 200 (Not auto)
 
Run stability tests. Rinse and repeat.
 
If you dont know much about OCing FXs then try to stick with multi as using FSB will increase ram speed and the requirement for increase CPU NB voltage.

The OP ALREADY  has a FX-9370 and an ASUS MFA99X EVO R2.0. Why in the WORLD would you recommend him to switch to a completely new platform NOW???
If he was initially considering on getting a FX-9370, then yes, suggesting him to look into an Intel platform would absolutely be logical.
 
@flrbyu, the FX-9370 should  perform quite well at stock speeds. Try it out at stock first. If you don't like it, THEN do some overclocking.
IMO, the H80 is a nice cooler, but I'm not sure if it's up to the task when you start pushing the already insanely fast FX chip.
I Personally, many of the forums members here as well, would not recommend overclocking via software. Straight from the motherboard BIOS would probably be the best method.

You never no until you try is what I do when overclocking.

I'm wanting to overclock my fx 9370 but I'm not sure it would be worth it. I have an H80 closed loop cooler from corsair and it works well at stock clock speeds. The asus mobo I have has a utility but I'm not sure if my cooler can handle it and how would I use the utility and still keep the D.O.C.P. profile or would i have to mess with that too?

op: just go for it and I dout priller  would mind if you pm him now and then for advice as your doing it 
 
multithreading is going to be a large part of games soon anyway with the help of win8 knowing what to do with the info  
 
so the amd will be good cheap and shit hot for gaming again 
 
also faa some people are out for cheapness not the fastest for this that and the other 
 
my 8350 eats CAD for breakfast where some i5 i7 on other machines doing the same work load is struggling