Snake_skull

I've currently got an i7-6700k running at stock speeds. With an overclocked 1080ti (ASUS 011G). There is a local seller offering a 6800k for $200. Should I make the switch if I can find an "inexpensive" 2011-v3 board? I primarily game and want to get into streaming.

To everyone and anyone who was slightly interested in the turnout of this debate... I received my 1080ti this evening and have 0 regrets.

I'm selling the two cards, I have offers lined up for both of them so I'd only spend another $100

Please vote in this poll as I am trying to figure out whether or not to keep my current 1070 SLI setup or get a 1080ti. http://www.strawpoll.me/14370547

The 970 is gonna be your best bet. While the 1050ti is more efficient, it isn't as powerful of a card. Plus a $155 970 is a steal.

I've been looking into that; at this point, it may be my only option. Thank you.

You're cute slick.

Then I wouldn't be able to screw down the card to the case.

I've been using a single Asus Strix ROG 08G GTX 1070 for a while now, Yesterday I bought a used GTX 1070 FE and am now using them in SLI with a single flex SLI bridge that came with my Motherboard (Gigabyte Gaming 7) There is a significant height difference between the two cards. I can't find a HB bridge that is flexible to use to maximize my performance with these two cards. I plan to be running at 144hrz 1440p. What are my options?

Can we have access to download the RAW footage before it gets compressed to YouTube? Just to see how nice the footage REALLY is?

I have three drives 120GB Sandisk - OS Drive (C) 240GB Sandisk - Game SSD (D) 1TB HDD - General Storage and Games (E) I reinstalled windows because I upgraded my motherboard and processor. Now I can't delete or change any files on that drive. Windows is telling me that it can't locate D:/ or that it can't verify the location of whatever I am trying to modify. What can I do?

600w. I have no clue about an exact model.

Not really helping me... Thanks for the advice though.

Greetings LTT Community, I recently attempted to overclock my CPU (i5 4690k with a Hyper 212 Evo heatsink), And was Stable and successful! ... or so I thought. I overclocked at a friends house, and stress tested using Cinebench and H. x264 from r/Overclocking. Along with games like Rocket League, Fallout 4 and Battlefield 1. After I got home with all my stuff and put everything back together. I booted up, with the same Bios settings that had previously been determined to be 'Stable'. Booted up and got into the login, attempt to login and BLUE SCREEN. "Eh, Probably just a hiccup" I thought. Restarted into Bios to make sure I was using the right settings. Boot in and login just fine, and just to be sure I was still stable, I ran H. x264 again. When running the test I reached 52.3% completion and the test paused itself and my CPU usage went from 100% to 0%, With the benchmark just staying still. Not frozen, just paused. I wait a little bit and it continues... Then the problems started showing themselves, my screen went black for 3-4 seconds and came back on. "Weird..." I thought... Then my screen starts going a little crazy, I have no way to possibly describe it other than it looked like two separate overlays of the same image just have a seizure for half a second then stopping. Or it looked like the stereotypical computer screen glitch that happens in the movies when a hacker gets access.... (I have no other way to describe it) Note: The Test was still running during this. I NEVER CRASHED FROM THE STRESS TESTS. After becoming more concerned, I restarted and lowered my Core Clock to 4.4 Ghz (On a 1.32 vcore) Opened back up just fine, ran Cinebench and the same issue arose, not immediately but halfway through the test. Eventually I just reset all my progress and now am running back at stock clockspeed and ratios. But still have issues with the stress tests. Is it my PSU acting up, my CPU or my GPU.... Note: I hadn't run a CPU stress test (other than Firestrike and Timespy) on my computer before this so I don't know if the problem would have happened then. My PSU is a Really shitty 600w 80+ efficiency rating power supply I got for $50 at best buy after my First PSU killed itself. My GPU is a Asus Strix GTX 1070, Not manually overclocked. And my CPU is a i5-4690k. Please help :C

I am upgrading from LGA 1150 to LGA 1151 Skylake. ( i5 4690k to a i7 6700k ) I have a ASUS Strix GTX 1070 (Hallelujah) I am torn between these two Motherboards, I am planning to overclock with a Liquid Cooler in the future ( Corsair H100i V2) I am active in playing my PC games practically everyday. Which of these Motherboards should I buy?