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Im torn inbetween these two coolers atm, and i plan to overclock my CPU @ 3.8Ghz (i tried it with my stock wraith spire but its too hot, my ambient temperature here are quite hot and im not going to push the cpu past 3.8Ghz). Kinda worried about leaking or pump breaks on the AIO because this will be my first time using it but i heard it rarely happen also i cant fit the 240rad version in my case too heard its much more value in those. Im considering Cryorig H7 for air cooler cause of the ram clearance and its height also will obviously last forever the only thing could spoil is the fan. I like the clean look of both Cooler tho IDcooling one goes well with my white colour theme build. Prices in my country. (AIO) ID-Cooling FROSTFLOW+120 SNOW = RM189(USD45) (Air Cooler) Cryorig H7 = RM209(USD50) Looking at some charts(tweaktown) the H7 temps vs ID-Cooling FrostFlow 120L are around 2~3C(stock/load) other than that the AIO looks nicer and they have white version that goes well with my white case. Did think of noctuas Air Cooler but my case can only support upto 160mm height cooler.

Really in need of an upgrade gpu can't even run overwatch low settings to achieve 120fps on a 120hz monitor!

thank you for your input again if i can get more than 144fps+ constantly in CSGO would there be any difference in input lag or smoothness on the screen with either of those 2 monitor that i listed? also is the gsync monitor i listed is fine? it is within my budget atm. TY!

My most played games are CSGO(playing it competitively) with my system right now i can get almost 230fps-300fps, but i may play other high title games some other time too... My spec are (its not the greatest) i5 3570k (Probably upgrading this to I7 after getting the monitor) MSI GTX 660 8GB Ram and atm im looking at BenQ XL2411Z - 144HZ Acer XB240H - 144HZ+gsync and my other questions is if i can get more than 144fps+ constantly in CSGO would there be any difference in input lag or smoothness on the screen with either of those 2 monitor that i listed?

those are a beasty card!

Cause i know i will enjoy gaming on a mobile station!

this is going to be troublesome... anyone tried testing hardware mobo ram processor outside the computer while your psu still inside the casing?

So last month my secondary pc cant be turned on(after some serveral black out happen in my house). I tested my PSU using the paperclip method(it wont turn on) and multimeter method, im sure that my PSU is dead. Now i have the other hardware such as motherboard, ram, gpu and processor. My question is how do i check whether the other hardware are spoiled too?. Could i just try using my main computer PSU while its still inside my primary pc casing, is it safe? and just unplug the 24pin and the other cable and connect to my secondary pc motherboard with the ram and processor in. If its running is it means that my motherboard and processor still good? Thanks!

apparently problem solved already guys what i did was intalled Intel Management Engine and that Intel Smart Connect Tech

its msi B75MA-P45 nope just mouse, keyboard, usb headphone, external hardrive and flash drive. i install this using msi cd came with the motherboard

Finish installing Graphics driver, and other drivers that came with CD by the motherboard. Now i notice this 2 things with exclamation marks on it, what driver do i need for those two? PC Spec i5 3470 AMD R9 270 8GB Value RAM FSP HEXA 550W MSI B75MA-P45

i have 2 sticks of ram 4gb each tho

http://www.memtest.org/#downiso can i use this one? cause i already have it on my usb pendrive i dont even know what is low level format, and are you saying that my hardisk is dieing? how can you be so sure?

can explain abit more? i dont really understand. You look into the dumpfile i posted the download link?

Oh its also regarding ram?