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TBH I'm not super knowledgeable about this stuff so I probably can't answer your questions.
 
Maybe you could try overclock.net? They might have some people more familiar with this stuff.

Dells makes great reasonably priced ones for the value. They are a bit plain looking and dont know if you are attached to aesthetics, but check out theirs. Here is one great one. http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-27-gaming-monitor-s2716dg/apd/210-agjr/monitors-monitor-accessories?cid=312465084&st=&VEN1=sb2YicErT,265647454550,901pdb6671,c,&VEN2=b,&lid=59673390562&dgc=st&dgseg=dhs&acd=1230923830920560&VEN3=110304429876631756. Can be bought in various screen sizes as well as prices depending on who you go through. TN panel and not IPS. Still looks really decent and will OC to 165hz.

I really like my Acer XB270HU as it is great for pretty much everything, Its IPS, 144hz, Clean and easy to use. Most of the panels are the exact same for Acer and Asus, its just the shell and other features added on that make them different. If you are looking for 165hz there are a few but they are vastly more expensive.

Try disabling the internet, so mining isn't possible and run a virus scanner to see it that'll help. 

$500 budget, 48 hours nonstop with no down-time and no breaks

I'm a race car driver that moonlights as a computer enthusiast. I use computers for training with driving simulators like iRacing and Assetto Corsa.
 
 

Yep, E36 4 door!
 
Now it should have about 100 more hp or 75 more kw.

I'm a race car driver that moonlights as a computer enthusiast. I use computers for training with driving simulators like iRacing and Assetto Corsa.
 
 

I'm a race car driver that moonlights as a computer enthusiast. I use computers for training with driving simulators like iRacing and Assetto Corsa.
 
 

I'm a race car driver that moonlights as a computer enthusiast. I use computers for training with driving simulators like iRacing and Assetto Corsa.
 
 

What ever you can do till it becomes unstable. Just start with a 50mhz boost and then 25mhz after that till it crashes and then back it down 25. Presto
 
Stress test inbetween

I started karting when I was 12 (now 25) 
 
I was fortunate enough to have parents that funded my early escapades. I am a driving coach, racer, and mechanic with a degree in race car technology. Sooo, pretty invested.

I started karting when I was 12 (now 25) 
 
I was fortunate enough to have parents that funded my early escapades. I am a driving coach, racer, and mechanic with a degree in race car technology. Sooo, pretty invested.

I started karting when I was 12 (now 25) 
 
I was fortunate enough to have parents that funded my early escapades. I am a driving coach, racer, and mechanic with a degree in race car technology. Sooo, pretty invested.

Here's me racing a BMW E30. I race for a career, sim racing got me into computers. Hence LTT Forum.
 
 

Bruh, that's awesome.
You're known to cause cancer.

Oh you like that angle? Try this!
 
 
Yes that racing series is fun. A bit easy for me though.
 

Here's me racing a BMW E30. I race for a career, sim racing got me into computers. Hence LTT Forum.
 
 

Here's me racing a BMW E30. I race for a career, sim racing got me into computers. Hence LTT Forum.
 
 

So far I've gotten about 30 more FPS on the bottom end, lost a few on the top but averaging about 10 more fps.
 
 
Release notes.
 
 
http://steamcommunity.com/app/391220/discussions/0/405694115202867954/
 
i7-4790k at 4.8Ghz
GTX 980Ti AMP! Extreme
 
DX11
 

 
DX12
 

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Turn the components you are overclocking off auto voltage. Then Simply bump your clock speeds up till it becomes unstable, using the default voltage you can't hurt anything. Probably get a few hundred more MHz.

If you're spending that much, wait for Pascal. 

Thanks