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puthearith

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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Massachusetts
  • Interests
    Hardcore water cooling
  • Occupation
    student

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i7 4790k
  • Motherboard
    Asus Maximus VII Hero
  • RAM
    8GB Kingston HyperX
  • GPU
    Nvidia Gefocre GTX 770
  • Case
    Corsair C70 Vengence
  • Storage
    240GB Samsung 840, 1TB Hitachi
  • PSU
    900 Watts Apevia Warlock
  • Display(s)
    Asus PA249Q
  • Cooling
    4 Swiftech Rads, Coolance 380i, XSPC gtx 770 waterblock, MCP 655, 8 Noctua NF-F12, Primochill tubing, Phobya Res
  • Keyboard
    Tt esport poseidon z blue swtiches
  • Mouse
    microcenter optical mouse
  • Sound
    Lepai LP2020A+ amp with 2 speakers.

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  1. puthearith
    Vessel: puthearith https://www.vessel.com/videos/JYZEYDYx0 https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy twitter: https://twitter.com/puthearith6
  2. puthearith
    hopes i win
  3. puthearith
    I like to do a 3 way SLI and need more PCI-E lanes! I'm mostly gaming anyway.
  4. puthearith
    IC Diamond, but any of them isn't dramatically give you a big difference. 1 -3 C max.
  5. puthearith
    Only if you are into emersion gaming than 3 monitors set up is good for you. single 4k panel is darn high in pixels and sharp, but I don't think 4K is ready for us consumers yet. IPS panel is still 1 or 2 generations aways, and I'm not paying $600-$700 for a TN panel. I'm still using IPS 1080p single panel, and I don't care much unless 4K IPS is ready.
  6. puthearith
    You can't play game on 2 monitors. only 1 monitor will be up and the other one is just a glorify desk ornament. 3 monitors are required for surround gaming. Your GPU might support 3 monitors gaming, but you might not get good gaming experience out of it.
  7. puthearith
    Go at least a triple 1080p panel and R9 290x or GTX 780ti
  8. puthearith
    noctua industrial fans, Black and removable rubber noise isolating pads. might not be a good value for the money though. I heard they are expensive.
  9. puthearith
    Asus stock card and water block.
  10. puthearith
    I recommend 1 480 AND a 360. I rather have too many rad surfaces than not enough. If money isn't an object, do a 2 different loop, 480 for GPU and 360 for CPU(doesn't make any temp improvements, just sheer bragging rights). I'm jealous you already have your hands on the new Haswell E and DDR4. Good Luck
  11. puthearith
    I found this channel from a friend, and now guess what. This has become my everyday routine that I have to go on youtube and check out linus's videos. I made an exact replica of Linus overkill build guide, you can see my post here on the site. Thank you for awesome contents, and I wish you nothing but the best to come to this community.
  12. puthearith
    flip a coin. +/- 2C isn't enough to cause you a migraine over.
  13. puthearith
    I'm at 48 multiplier and 101.4 bus clock right now on a 4790k. 4.867GHz @1.340 vols and still fine tuning it. I really want 4.9GHz tho. Should I increase more voltage? I'm running a custom loop with 2 quart rad. Temps at 75C at 4.867GHz. Thanks
  14. puthearith
    the z2's water resistance catches my heart, and dbrand's awesomeness good looking skin.
  15. puthearith
    the z2's water resistance catches my heart, and dbrand's awesomeness good looking skin.
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