Recent content by expl0itfinder

This game has a lot of potential. I really hope Crytek knocks it out of the park.

Could it run it? Yes, of course. Could it run it at a playable framerate? No. Even if you took the graphics and resolution down as low as they could go, the CPU would choke on the insane CPU-killing game engine.

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If you already have an i5, then I wouldn't suggest going for an 8350 unless the budget is an issue. As for core parking, it doesn't have a HUMUNGOUS effect on PC's that already have powerful CPUs like i5s and FXs. The thing is, the i5 still beats the 8350 in almost every instance, except for...

It isn't necessarily lying, it is just shady marketing practice. It is an age-old trick, designed to exploit the common user.

This device really does have so much more potential than to be the next big thing in gaming.

I must ask, why was my comment, out of all the comments on this website, deleted?

It still bothers me that they essentially just flicked off the entire crowd-funding community.

I'm digging Gaijin's Giant snail in War Thunder.

Those are the correct screws. There is no risk of short circuit, as long as you use standoffs between the motherboard and the case. As for cardboard washers, you really shouldn't need them. I've done plenty of builds without using any kind of washers, and they have all worked without issue. Just...

Out of the two you mentioned, the NZXT is definitely a better case. The cable management on the Storm Enforcer is shotty at best, and cable management can be a very large factor with airflow. Also, the NZXT has a couple more fan options.

The NZXT Phantom 410 is an absolute joy to work with, and it has fantastic airflow. I recently did a power-house build with it, and the fans pump air, and are almost inaudible. It also has some very nice cable management options. The little side-window is a nice addition. All that being said...

No, that is not normal. You should be seeing temps at under 20C at idle, maybe 40-45C at load. An FX CPU should never get above ~65C. Check your temperature with a different program (such as CoreTemp) to make sure the readings are accurate. If they display the same temperatures with a different...