MRSMIFFY

Please quote me when you upload your pictures as I would like to see them. I have been following his work for a couple of years and I don't think I have ever seen a single negative review about his cables, all I see is positive reviews.
 

You do realize your last statment contradicts your second paragraph right?Isn't the title accurate? Did the ISP not bill the 83 year old man for those charges overthe course of two months?
Also people are upset over this. People are also just generally angry towards ISPs for the reasons you mentioned.

I would wait until Asus releases there next iteration of the Swift monitors. Of which I think there will be IPS/higher res variants.
 
Another thing to consider is whether or not your computer can actually make use of the higher refresh rate in games.

Well that's something new I learned. I just assumed that they were all GTG and that it meant something, and that since 144hz displays means 1/144 per second per frame, or 6.94ms per frame, and 5ms in transition, it would mean that a pixel spends 72% of the time in transition when the images are moving fast making for a blurry picture and backlight strobing basically impossible. Thanks. I'll change accordingly.

My OCD is boiling looking through this thread. I don't leave a speckle of dust near my computer station ever. Cables gotta look great front and back, dont care if its even hidden.

I have both the 6gv2 with blacks and quickfire tk with browns (white leds) the v2 is great really heavy but the quickfire tk is awesome the browns in it in my opninon make typing and gaming easier as you can feel the actuation and being a ten keyless for me makes it better than the v2 unless you need all them buttons haha

no sheet, they are overpriced overhyped fans.

Oh dear, please dont do this, its impractical and another excuse for mass surveillance 

No matter if you have an SSD or a HDD. Windows WILL bog down over time with installs/uninstalls for programs leaving trace files, as do installed programs create entries all over, bits n bobs everywhere making some/most mechanical drives used for OS enrage a lot of power users after some time, because HDD response to actions you do, take longer to initiate/complete <- this is why an SSD matters to me.
 
Regardless of some systems being absolute beasts,
When WIndows DOES bog down over time.......not having an SSD and taking minutes to Boot, plus also taking their sweet time loading programs as fast as you'd like.
SSD response times and random reads and writes.. night and day.
 
Extended dealings of that 'loading' mouse cursor, the spinning circle... No thanks, I like it relatively instant, and an SSD does that.
 
Mechanical HDD's have been a huge bottleneck for years, your only as fast as your slowest part, when high frequency (2.8Ghz+) Dualcores Quadcores and Fast Memory became standardized, HDD's were a huge bottleneck to getting the MOST out of your system, having to use 3xMech's in Raid 0 gave some people hope, but nowhere near as much joy as their first SSD.
 
Tidbits - I have two 256GB Samsung 840Pro's, my first SSD was the OCZ Agility3 (still used today in my mums PC) I have also tried the 840's in Raid0 (Joining the space was the reasons, not the speed)
Games had little to no benefit, neither did Windows (actually longer to boot by loading raid functions at bios startup) and programs don't load much if at all faster.

AMD released a PDF of "recommended" voltages for air/water and extreme. 
 
Realistically 1.45 seems to be about the limit for air cooling but depends on case flow. 1.5V is about the limit for most water coolers. Obviously this can go either way due to the amount of variables.
 
The 63X0 overclock pretty well.

ahh right that makes a lot more sense now thanks a lot so the wise choice is nvidia   yh nvidia seems to have the better subset of factors phys x sounds cool to me also ive never had any issues with amd drivers... Anyway i think that you guys gave successfully helped me spend a few days wages thanks guys

He is fine to 1.55 according to AMD. You didn't read the title well.
 
 
70C is too high for that use case and I would try to reseat the cooler after removing and reapplying new thermal paste.

What? It's upside down yes, but it's still wrong. 

Cool I look forward to the update.

3 pins gets controlled through voltage, most fans are rated for 12V (volts), to control them you have to undervolt them. Your motherboard doesn't do that, it just powers it at 12V, dedicated fan controllers can do it.
4 pin always run at full speed (12V), but they get turned off and on constantly by the motherboard using a PWM signal, so you can make them run at the RPM you want, they get a very small amount of power and they get the kick off to start, after that they get turned off, when they begin spinning low again they receive another kick.
Basically to control a fan with the mobo you need 4 pin.

They're releasing new FX CPU's in 2015 (or 2016, I don't remember exactly).

oh yh ofcourse there is a chance mine was fine does seem rather dodgy but i done a lot of research and never heard anything bad except backlight bleed but as someone else said if its not competitive is it really worth the extra money ...

what about the korean 1440p moniters i got one its brilliant also a lot cheaper if ur buying 3 !!! my 270x 4gb can handle one on high settings no aa in bf4 i doubt a 780 can handle 3 though ... 

But isn't there also the Pro version of Windows? Kinda like Ultimate?
 
What would that be called then? Windows P?

That sounds like something that Load Line Calibration would do.  Do you have it on Auto in your bios?  If so, set it to something in the middle range that your motherboard allows (each motherboard is different).  
If you want more info on LLC, read the link in my signature.  

I had a problem like this before on a gigabyte board on a fm2 socket also with a different gpu aswell... Ive got a 1440p monitor being delivered today possibly so thats one more thing i can try if not its gna be aNother rma!