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I tried using the PSU from another computer just now, made no difference, I'll be remounting the CPU block next... Could there be something overheating that I don't see in HWmonitor? Edit: remounting CPU block seems to have done the trick, temps are better, weird thing is they were never that bad...

So I've installed my first custom water loop and after a couple of days it has decided to start resetting whenever I do anything at all. MB: MSI MPower z87 CPU: Intel i5 4670k RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum PSU: Corsair AX860 (non i) Following specs are eliminated as sources of the problem by removing from the system: Graphics card: AMD HD 7970 Sound card: Asus Xonar Essence STX OS: Windows 8.1 Pro I have unmounted and remounted both the VRM and chipset heatsinks twice thinking I messed up the first time (painted them), new thermal pads and TIM the second time. But the temperatures all seem OK in HWmonitor. I have tried to remove the reset button cable thinking it might have shorted somehow, no improvement. I have tightened the CPU block thinking it might help, again the temps were always good. I'm at a loss, please someone throw ideas at me quick, I want to play BF4 at release...

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Pffffttt, C/C++, there is one language I speak, it is Python.

Seems like a really nice rig. I think I heard AMD is better on the multi-monitor front though so perhaps a pair of AMD cards is a better choice, unless you will be using the CUDA cores in the video editing.

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