Start Jumping A Mobo

[DoZe]

Hey I wanted to know if jumpstarting a motherboard could damage the Motherboard?

[Skiiwee29]

no, it will not hurt the mobo. All you're doing is completing the electrical circuit. No different than what the button done when you press it on the case. 

[DoZe]

Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

no, it will not hurt the mobo. All you're doing is completing the electrical circuit. No different than what the button done when you press it on the case. 

Thank you because I am getting my i5 9600k today.

Do you think this is a good build?

i5-9600k

2 Asus Dual GTX 1060 6gb

MSI MPG z390 gaming edge ac

1tb ssd 860 evo

16gb ddr4 3000mhz ram

650w power supply

And a Cooler Master 212 Black Edition Fan

[Skiiwee29]

6 minutes ago, DoZe said:

Thank you because I am getting my i5 9600k today.

Do you think this is a good build?

i5-9600k

2 Asus Dual GTX 1060 6gb

MSI MPG z390 gaming edge ac

1tb ssd 860 evo

16gb ddr4 3000mhz ram

650w power supply

And a Cooler Master 212 Black Edition Fan

Why 2 1060s? They cant be SLI'd. 

[DoZe]

7 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Why 2 1060s? They cant be SLI'd. 

I know it was a stupid purchase,

but I had one lying around so ill just though put it in.

[Skiiwee29]

7 minutes ago, DoZe said:

I know it was a stupid purchase,

but I had one lying around so ill just though put it in.

unless you have a work load that will utilize the 2nd GPU, its wasted heat and energy to power it. 

[DoZe]

3 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

unless you have a work load that will utilize the 2nd GPU, its wasted heat and energy to power it. 

In which slots should I put my ram with the psi z390 gaming edge ac?

 

[KING OF THE DIRTY DANS]

I learned about these Jumpers at my Uni. You buy one bag of these, and you'll have enough for you and your grandchildren.

[Skiiwee29]

21 hours ago, DoZe said:

In which slots should I put my ram with the psi z390 gaming edge ac?

 

Usually for dual channel, which you should be, it's almost always recommended to be in slot 2 and 4 going left to right from the cpu, though it could differ and vary so it's best to consult your motherboard manual.