Awesome274

May i ask how long your monitors are used everyday? and how long you've had them overclocked?

I recently purchased a pair of AOC I2476VWM monitors (Ill leave a link) and overclocked them to 75Hz because I find that it makes things look a lot smoother. They both seem to be handling the overclock well so far, and I know there are risks involved in overclocking anything, but will 15Hz over 60Hz have that much of an impact on their lifespan? Would appreciate someone a little more knowledgeable on this sort of stuff letting me know whether i should just stick to 60Hz or keep the slight overclock. Thanks in advance! Monitor: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_1195_700_1103&item_id=095698

I dont recall, i overclocked it a long time ago

Yes i have overclocked it myself in the past, but didnt like how it was always running at the frequency i overclocked it too (4.7GHz) I like the normal dynamic clock speeds that are present without a overclock, but could never figure out how to get the dynamic clock speeds to work with a manual overclock

My i7 4790K Turbo's to 4.4Ghz, which is fine, but i know it can go up to around 4.7Ghz, is there a way to change how much it will go up to?

WHY IS IT DOING THIS, i went through all my running processes and NOTHING is using anywhere near enough of my processor to total up to 50% usage, its also loading up 10 GIGS of my 16 installed for no reason?? If anyone knows why this is happening, i would love some suggestions on fixing this problem

Painting the PCB with rubberized paint is for sure okay? because i dont want to break anything

Is it safe to just paint the heat sink and PCB on the Asus PCE-AC68 Wifi adapter? I dont know because i have never done anything like this before Thanks for the help!

Thanks for the info! I really appreciate it

I own 2 Dell monitors with a 8ms response time that i use in my setup. I am trying to decide weather to buy another monitor of the same model or pick a monitor with a lower response time. Basically what im asking is 8ms okay for gaming

Does anyone know about a 144hz monitor manufactured by dell? I already have 2 Dell monitors and because of my OCD i want them all to match Thanks for the help

Im building a computer for my friend and he gave me a really tight budget of 650$ to make him a computer that can run games at 60+ FPS while recording! and im not sure if this graphics card can handle that kind of load but it is all that his budget can fit http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-video-card-r7260xdc2oc2gd5

MAX budget for a CPU 150$

im looking for a cheap processor that can Video edit and game at Good FPS

okay i showed him what you guys said to that card and he said "what about this one?" and sent me this link http://www.ncix.com/detail/asus-geforce-gt-610-fanless-1a-75560.htm