Recent content by jacob68

Define cheap? Price range?

4.9GHZ@1.25v running stable for 1 hour in realbench. Max load temps 73-74 degrees. As said Im new to this and Im not doing a who has the biggest wang thing here. But isnt that voltage quite good for that clock? Havent tried lowering it yet. View: https://imgur.com/Xchx8jb

A very big cardboard box? Lian li O11, Fractal S2 series. To suggest some.

Lowered the vcore to 1.210v@4.8ghz. Still stable. What would be considered a "good" low voltage @4.8ghz?

Thanks. And its not a bragging excercise :) I want to push it and then dial back to a clock I feel comfortable running 24/7. I just increased to 4.8 ghz without changing anything else. Ran Realbench for 1 hour, no issues. Temps increased to the mid instead of low 70´s. But I guess that would be...

So, new to OC but well experienced with hardware. Never OC´ed before, never really had the "need". But after building a new rig I started fiddling with it out of boredom. Read all the guides etc. Started with an "in between" OC just to get started. 4.7ghz @ 1.26v. Works fine. Want to take it...

I have 3 of these fans running. Controlled with Asus Aura along with the rest of my RGB/ARGB. NOTE: Your mobo has to have an ARGB header if you want to sync via the mobo.

Its a RGB cable. Dont misguide this guy again. A) No molex conncector in the world has a 12v triangle marking on the connector. B) Molex is always recognizable by the shape. Curved+edge socket. So stop this power supply molex nonsense. C) No molex cable is split in 4+4 and then joined in at the...

Ps to the OP. It goes into the RGB header on your mobo if it has one. Or a RGB controller.

Thats not a molex. Thats a RGB female connector. You can even vaguely see the arrow demarking 12v on it if you enchance the image... Which also makes sense since the OP writes that he has a case with RGB fans and that this cable comes out of the fan hub. Guys, seriously. More coffee. Not quite...

Ps. Link to your case is broken.

As far as I can see your mobo doesnt have any rgb connectors at all. Where do you find a reference to a rgb header or argb header on the mobo? Your only solution is to buy a rgb or argb controller that can plug into the internal usb connector.

Thanks. That I already knew. The uncertainty if you google around on this matter, is if the header is linked/locked to the m.2 thermal sensor or not in terms of controlling the fan speed. And since I couldnt find any conclusive answers anywhere and now tested it myself I put op this post simply...

Im running a Masterliquid 360 plus 1 rgb strip on one header. No problems. So pump rgb+3 fans+1 strip. Different mobo than yours though.

Not a question. But posted as a ressource since I spent half an hour googling this. Lots of questions about it, no one who could tell for sure. So posting this for the next Joe who asks this question. After installing 2 x 140mm Cooler Master fans as bottom intake, and connecting them to the M.2...