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the fx temp sensors are well known for being innacurate as attempting to shoot a gun using tapioca for charge when at low temps. Try putting it under load and see what the temps become :3

get a 4 way board with plx chips to allow 16x16 or 8x8x8x8

easiest method... unscrew a plug casing, remove the live pins for now, plug the earth pin in, then just tap the internal back of the pin every few minutes. then reassemble plug when done. although this only works for countries where earthing plugs is a thing :3

now is that a figure you have verified with another software or just what your board is telling you?

what is the voltage your chip requires to launch at stock? You need that information for adaptive.

ah :3 i misread yea sounds like a plan.

its a lot of radiator for what id consider... but something along the lines of a 480 for each gpu, then the 2 240's and 60 for the cpu and vrm... although considering most people only use one radiator for a cpu... you probably have a lot of waste that way it would be less pretty, but probably...

if you used - it would take the stock voltage and apply a negative amount to it... less power... boot fail. You work out the difference between stock... not what the board says, but what your chip actually uses. between stock and your voltage required for overclock, then you apply stock...

Dual loops, mainly because your cards naturally run hotter anyway. Keeping that heat away from your cpu would be a priority for me.

the rest is showing as unallocated space... just need to either add it to the partition or make it a new partition so you will have c + D on the same drive xD

for the same price.. build one... far better cooling... an ssd.. and a better psu.... for the same price its a no brainer.

alright... i cant find that workstation anywhere on the net, no specs or anything. what is the motherboard model?

just enable all the c states again, change your overclock to adaptive voltage settings, and then enable the balanced / custom power saving mode to allow the cores to downclock on idle.

amd is the nvidia competitor.. they dont make amd nvidia cards.... look at msi.. they are red themed nvidia's. will one day remember to refresh page before posting