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  1. HavocYTOfficial
    sorry for reviving this ancient thread but you can try out jacknet rgb sync
  2. HavocYTOfficial
    Ok. I have a chance to remove the bottom fans cuz I need to mount a reservoir.
  3. HavocYTOfficial
    Ryzens have more cpu control software and other bells and whistles with it. It's your choice.
  4. HavocYTOfficial
    Yeah but i7 9700K is newer so it comes with its own benefits.
  5. HavocYTOfficial
    You need clock speeds mate. Those xeons are meant for multi threaded stuff. And gaming needs more clock speed per thread. Not much games can take advantage of multi threading.
  6. HavocYTOfficial
    Bruh remember he has a GTX 1070.
  7. HavocYTOfficial
    Games require higher single core clocks but xeons only have more core with lesser clock speed and lesser power consumption which is only ideal for workstations and servers. That's why xeons are "server" CPUs.
  8. HavocYTOfficial
    Check the motherboard manual properly. There is 1 4-pin header for RGB in the board. Get an RGB hub with suitable number of ports and plug in all your devices into it. PWM fan hubs also work.
  9. HavocYTOfficial
    If you're using a GTX 1070 then I would recommend you get a Ryzen 7 3700X or an Intel i7 9700K. Server CPUs are not meant for gaming. Xeons bottleneck everything below GTX 1080 Ti.
  10. HavocYTOfficial
    Actually I have a radiator in the front top and side so would it be balanced if I add two intakes in the bottom? Plus, each of the 140mm fans have 100+ CFM airflow and 2 mm/h2o static pressure and the 120mm fans have 80+ CFM airflow and 2.78mm/h2o static pressure.
  11. HavocYTOfficial
    What if I flip the side exhaust fans into intake ones? Cuz i need those side fans for a radiator
  12. HavocYTOfficial
    Actually its 5 in 5 out in your scenario including the psu fan
  13. HavocYTOfficial
    I think the question pretty much describes it. My case is a Thermaltake View 71 and each of my fans (irrespective of size) are the Fractal Design Prisma PWMs. My PCs airfloe chart is attached. Should I reverse the airflow for the side fans to equalize the pressure? Feel free to comment.
  14. HavocYTOfficial
    Thanks m8
  15. HavocYTOfficial
    ok i just wanted 1400w off the psu thats why
  16. HavocYTOfficial
    cpu to 420 mm then to gpu then psu then 480mm
  17. HavocYTOfficial
    the 480mm is intake and 420 mm is exhaust
  18. HavocYTOfficial
    yeah me too just disconnect the pc and wait till tomorrow
  19. HavocYTOfficial
    ok i just changed my mind and thought i might change the case into a lian li v3000 and have one 420mm rad for the cpu and the 480mm for the gpu and psu. is that ok or should i add another rad
  20. HavocYTOfficial
    Do it now bro. Get it from the asus website and see a tutorial on how to update bios. it is best to avoid any future problem also.
  21. HavocYTOfficial
    Thats old. Probably that jRAINBOW wasnt there back when msi released this motherboard. Get an MSI MAG ARGB controller. Downside is you can only control RGB through the given remote. But there are 7 really cool effects but you can't apply a custom colour or sync the RGB with other products directly connected to the motherboard like RGB RAM or RGB Graphics Card keyboard etc. Get a new motherboard like a msi intel z270 motherboard. Best of luck!
  22. HavocYTOfficial
    What?!! That is the problem. Just update it and then try, if the problem still persists, then contact ASUS. BIOS updates need to be done spontaneously. Otherwise you'll get more fatal errors like your whole storage drives going down.
  23. HavocYTOfficial
    Or ima just replace the last 360mm one with a 240mm rad
  24. HavocYTOfficial
    IDK how but ok ima cut off one 360mm rad after the GPU
  25. HavocYTOfficial
    Ok. Don't use the computer much. Don't do any high load stuff until you get in touch with ASUS. Just drop an e-mail to them.
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