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I'm not 100% sure if this is still the case but in the past, dell motherboards were made specifically for that CPU and if you changed the CPU, it would be incompatible. I don't know if this is still the case but i'd be cautious

It depends on what you wanna do. If you want more frames, you should upgrade GPU, but check to make sure (like google) to see if the GPU that you're going to get is going to be bottle-necked by your CPU (I doubt but check anyways). If you're planning to do more of video rendering/editing or any...

Okay, so update, I haven't taken out my CPU out of its socket yet or done anything to my pc, ive just been messing around with the settings in the bios. I think the problem was with anything over 5.0GHz. But I might re-apply liquid metal or try thermal compound instead of liquid metal, since my...

I’ll put it back to stock settings later on and move on from there

I’ve used the same i7 8700k on my gigabyte aorus gaming 5 and 5ghz with no problem. I thought that switching to an asus z370 gaming e would be more of an upgrade. I’m pretty sure that the asus z370 gaming e should be able to handle 5ghz perfectly fine, but it’s just so confusing with so much...

Also forgot to say that the BSOD I got varied between 4-5 of them. I’ll list the ones I remember here: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

Yeah I’ve tried 4.9ghz, still gives me BSOD after like 10 mins of gaming on certain games. And I did change the volts around, testing it from 1.27-1.34 volts and anything between like 1.32-1.34 volts would just give me a BSOD when running the first test on cinebench. On 1.28-1.29 volts, I either...

I’ll look for bent pins later on, but I doubt there’s any. I didn’t have the same clocks and voltages before I delidded it, in which I should’ve done but I had it set to AI overclock and it actually underclocked it, it capped it at 4.7ghz and the turbo freq is 4.8ghz which was kind of weird

On my old gigabyte Aorus gaming 5 motherboard, I was able to run 5ghz fine and stable. Idk why it’s so much more difficult on asus motherboards

So I delidded my i7 8700k and used liquid metal, and it mostly did it's magic. The only problem now is that I get a BSOD every now and then. It's usually when i'm playing games like CSGO. It happens when im like about 10 mins into my game and it gives me a BSOD. I did overclock my CPU to 5GHz...

So i'm trying to reset my Verizon network (I have the MI4242WR model and it is black and red) and I reset it 2 times and tried to reset my router username and password so that I can port forward to make a server for a game. I tried it and went searched up the Linksys DNS which is 192.168.1.1 and...