Recent content by Gamer1985

There could be a whole slew of possibilities. I wouldnt get too hung up on a benchmark score. The only differences I see are driver versions and operating systems, aside from your clock speed and memory differences. I have had luck boosting my scores just by forcing my GPU to always run at boost...

I ended up receiving an offer for $580+ shipping. Card is sold! Ebay and paypal fees knock me down to around $500 takeaway so not too bad of loss for me.

Thanks I have it listed for $725 for grins just to see what kind of offers I receive. So far the highest was $575 which is great. I have 2 days to accept the offer so I will wait it out. Some people have the nerve to offer $150 which is insulting. I wasnt expecting anything near what I paid for...

Ebay is not so much a hassle, but the fact that the fees to sell are ridiculous ruins it for me. CL or here in the classifieds secton would be a good place to start.

Im selling one of my 980TI Kingpins (74%ASIC) and I know theres so many out there right now for cheap. Whats a reasonable asking price for one currently? i dont want to lose too much for selling right now but I also dont think it will sell for what I see them online for.

Assuming you uninstalled old drivers and updated to new ones? This doesnt even correlate to what others are saying.

It will be perfectly fine, dont sweat it!

You can get away with using a cheaper motherboard for sure, plus the overly expensive case but if you absolutely have to have an Inwin, go for it. Good selection of components but a little on the unnecessary side. I also prefer the samsung Evo series SSDs, rather than Adata. Theyre nice budget...

If your typing at 120Wpm, you have nothing to worry about, but think about how much faster you could be!

It just takes practice, refuse yourself from using just your index fingers and place your hands in a comfortable position to allow your fingers to familiarize the movement to each key. Even if you can type faster doing it your way, avoid doing so. After a while it becomes second nature. I used...

Focus on doing it without any errors. Your wpm is great. Anywhere from 75-120 wpm is considered fast, but most importantly is 0 errors during your test. Most tests will deduct the errors from your wpm

Go for the G2 EVGA powersupply. It is at the top tier for quality and efficiency. I have owned both a 750W and now a 1300W. Quality capacitors and components were used in the making of this PSU.

Normal operating voltages have been reported as 1.25v-1.35V with 1.45 being overly extreme for Skylake. Most experienced OCers say do not exceed 1.40V but that is still pushing into unknown dangerous territory with possible degradation occurences. I would say stay under 1.35V and your chip will...

Im not sure youll find benchmarks. Youll find threads and photos of systems running this and data to support the OC claims. I started here http://www.overclock.net/t/1570313/skylake-overclocking-guide-with-statistics

Just be mindful, I have a 6700K with stock speeds of 4Ghz and 4.2Ghz boost. Your 6600k has a slightly lower stock speed so stable for me doesnt mean it will for you. Its all trial and error. I like my H100I but of course theres others out there that others may recommend over the AIO. I havent...