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    Cinebench r23 scores, ran perfect with 4.35ghz 1.33v and temps in high 60's
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    Hahaha I just done cinebench lastest 5 seconds lol
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    Hi I got an overclock of 4.592ghz at temps averaging at 75c with 1.4v over 10 minutes is that classed as stable, used aida64
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    Hey, I'm new to amd, and just playing around with some OC on the 3600..... Not sure if this is all it can do, my old Intel could hit 5ghz easy but not this one it seems..... Be awesome to have some insight, pic of it running a stability test in aida64..
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    Haha. Tested everything and nothing, she's dead.. Ah well fixed it in my own way with the use of an led strip... Not bad really
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    Yes of course.. Has rgb headers and io shroud rgb... So I took it off the io shroud and it was all plugged in so I think that's dead. And my 2 rgb headers only light up white. And still no go with any aura software
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    got a strix z270f 2nd hand and the aurous program installs and wont start just errors, also downloaded another it works but doesnt detect motherboard. i have also noticed the shroud rgb lighting doesnt work, not sure if its unplugged from previous owner or not i will check shortly....wish i had of checked before i put the board in :(
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    i had logitech the new rgb ones, shit the bucket not even year old, got my money back and bought edifier speakers OMG how good are these, just a left and right no woofer has bluetooth... dont even need a woofer there insane https://www.edifier.com/au/en/speakers/r1700bt-bluetooth-bookshelf
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    eye candy haha, one pc is running which is AMD phenom II x4 965 black edition and the incomplete one is intel core2 quad q9550, And yes i have 3 HIS hd4870 icq4+ 1Gb
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    Pretty easy one for you guys. Will a 2nd gen i5 2500k work with the 3rd gen Asus maximus v gene motherboard
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    Started the overhaul..
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    Haha all good m8.. cheers
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    His ice q +4 hd4870 1gb in tri fire yep
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    How's this for an old build haha.. can you guess the parts
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    i got a 1060 3gb, it plays games awsome at 1080p
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    is your 4 pin power plugged onto your motherboard?
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    Save a little more https://www.pccasegear.com/products/44525/pccg-eclipse-2070-gaming-system
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    After fresh install your license key should work just fine... Leave your storage drive unplugged until windows install is done., have heard it can play up when they are both connected.. And with your storage drive it might not show up in windows right away, you will have to import a foreign disk within disk management to make it visible
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    This is a 280 kit in s340 elite.. You have to have the fans pushing through as it won't fit the other way around because of from io. And yes it pushes air through the rad easily airflow is not a issue here
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    pretty have much 2 options, a standard 2.5" ssd(cables) Or a nvme m.2 ssd, as that m.2 slot on your motherboard only supports PCIe m.2, your cheaper option is the 2.5" ssd.
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    i dont think you can use the sata varient of an m.2 in that slot. im pretty sure bieng a pcie m.2 you would have to use the nvme type... or just use a normal 2.5" sata hard drive like enderman pictured abov
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    1 x M.2 Socket 3, with M Key, type 2260/2280 storage devices support (PCIE mode)
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    it all depends on what he wants to use it for, if its just games and general use then yeah a 2.5 ssd would be fine, like he said he hates cables, so maybe a standard m.2 sata ssd would be the go...
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    i would go the m.2 anyday of the week, It's important to note the difference between an M.2 SSD and an NVME M.2 SSD. NVME is lightning fast whereas normal M.2 SSDs are quite similar to your standard 2.5" SSD.
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    yeah mate should be just fine
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