CoolBeans72

The sound is coming through my headphones, my temps are fine (I just installed custom watercooling), I think it might be the voltage, as the color of the voltage is yellow in the bios. I have ddr4 3000mhz 32gb. I have a sata cable from the mobo box.

My computer has recently been experiencing crashes in which my pc freezes and plays very loud audio, like a screeching noise. It requires a hard reset to restart. I have no idea what this could be, some people said it could be my motherboard, but it has gotten to the point where almost every 20 minutes it crashes. Help please!

Ok ill try that. Thanks

No, there is water circulating through the pump. I can feel it going through the tube, and my cpu temps are were they should be.

This happened since I built my computer, I thought it was the fans. My dad recently commented on the noise and said it was not the fans. I heard it coming from my AIO. I tightened the screws on my AIO, and the noise is still happening. What is this? The noise kind of sounds like a screw spinning. It only happens when my fans adjust speed.

I'll try that. I forgot to mention that when I placed the ram in the slots, the new ram would not cause the thing that holds the ram in place to close.

I recently got more ram for my computer, as I have 16gb and wanted 32gb. When I installed it in my computer, the computer would turn on, the lights on the motherboard and graphics card would turn on, but the system would not boot. I am installing the same Ram that I have, and I am sure that the mother board supports it. I switched out the old ram for the new ram and the PC still would not boot. I am using all 4 slots in my motherboard, all of the ram sticks are 8gb. I thought it was a problem with the new ram, so I returned it and bought and re bought it. I still am experiencing the same probl

I was wondering if I should upgrade my pc. I have an i-7 4770k, and 970, 16gb of ram, an Msi z97 gaming motherboard, 2tb of storage, cooler master aio, and a 750 watt power supply. I was thinking about upgrading to a 1070, or a 1080, but I dont know if I should just scrap my current pc and build a new one.

Why?

Hi. I have a i7-4770k and I am thinking about upgrading. Do you guys think it is worth it to upgrade my cpu? If I were to upgrade, I think I would get a cpu with more cores, because mine has 4 and I really want to get into VR. My Graphics Card can run it, but when doing the steam vr hardware check, I barely made into the "ready" category because my cpu might run into some issues by not being able to processes the environment (physics things). So, is it worth it to upgrade into a newer skylake i7 cpu?

I would get a better air cooler than the stock cpu cooler. You said that you were changing your rig so I would buy the air cooler now, use it until you update (or rebuild) and then switch it out.

This is the coolest thing ever. Nice work . I would have never been able to do this.

The 970's perform better but to the hell with it I guess

I was looking to get a tube style reservoir. I would get the 120m since it is the smallest. Do you think that would fit?

Custom Loop. Not hardline.