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    DaMainMan
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from DaMainMan in Nvme m.2 ssd Samsung 950 pro   
    You had a 1TB SSD for SEVEN years? how much did you pay for that?
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    jc304
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from jc304 in Best uni laptops   
    I use a Surface Pro 3. Love it. Write all my lectures notes using the pen
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    the darronator
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from the darronator in Help on raid 5   
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    runit3
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from runit3 in DDR4 Ram speed   
    All skylake motherboards only "offically" support up to 2133MHz. RAM can run above this speed but it is technically an overclock.
    The specs of the board say that it does support XMP profiles. This means that when you boot up the machine, you can select the XMP profile that is stored in your RAM and it will automatically apply the settings to make it run at 2400MHz. Even in the unlikely case that it can't run memory over 2133, then that RAM will be perfectly happy to run at that slower speed. Everything is fine. enjoy your new PC
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    Powesedor (Pedro Pereira)
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from Powesedor (Pedro Pereira) in Enough power for 6 Corsair Af140 red?   
    Yes. I have 3 fans running off 1 header (with 2 splitters)
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    TheMissxu
    tomhumphrey got a reaction from TheMissxu in Any 4 Dimm DDR3 Z170 boards yet?   
    This is only true if the z170 board is designed to work with DDR3. DDR3 and DDR4 are physically incompatible, so each LGA1151 board will either support DDR3 or DDR4.
    I may only be low-end boards that are DDR3 (just a guess) so OP may be stuck 
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