Recent content by Axedavid201

From what I see, most Apple-certified devices have a thing against charging anything but Apple devices. I had an Anker 30,000 mah battery that charged my LG V10 very lethargically, and the iMac's at school would do the same. My question now is if the chargers/power supplies for the Mac Books do...

So I have an extra monitor that I want to connect up for a third display. Only issue is the DP limitation. I'm running a R9 270x 4gb and I'm wondering if those converts you see on amazon and ebay work? And if they were to work, How well do they work? How long do they last? I've heard of people's...

You either need a sound card or update your sound drivers.

So I have this stupid idea where when I burn out the motor on my CPU cooler I can save the rad and use it to make a custom loop...

So I OC's my CPU but task manager is showing some ridiculous speeds that I know are not really what legitimate, CPU-Z is showing it to be 4.4GHz but I don't know why it's showing such random numbers. Image: http://imgur.com/YSFx0FB

Do you have another system to test the drives on? I don't want to say anything to early, but I've have an issue where my MOBO kept saying that I had faulty drives but they worked fine for the next 3 years.

If it's possibly overheating you can give me the CPU temps

totally. Though mine is at 5Ghz and it tops at 70*C with a Seidon 120v

Changing out other parts really should not any effect on your HDDs. Check your power cables to see if there are any issues. I've had a HDD die on me because of a power cable. You could have just been REALLY unlucky and got bad drives though.

I might be stupid for this but. Hell Asus MAXIMUS VII because why the hell not? It matches your PSU and GPU and you can have the bragging rights. (I'm just being immature)

A crossfire bridge is a crossfire bridge. The brand doesn't matter. The pins are the same on all bridges.

980Ti can push most games at ALMOST 60 FPS on 4K so you should be fine with a 980Ti. But I'm pretty sure that the dual 980s with overpower the singe 980Ti. Edit: What resolutions are you planning to run at? I was thinking about 1080 as a comparison.

700 watts is definitely enough wattage but I don't trust the PSUs manufacture.

I sometimes like to lay in bed and watch anime so I got a Logitech K400r and it works perfectly fine with all my other devices plugged it. There really shouldn't be and issue with multiple keyboards because they're not all being used and activated at the same time.