Recent content by jacobtherogue

not just about getting the most out of this cpu, as I said I tend to upgrade slowly and I know a good motherboard is the base for a good long lasting pc with more upgradability, I wont be upgrading from the fx 6300 any time soon but I know the current motherboard I have isn't the greatest that's...

I am currently running a MSI 970AG43 (I've heard they are bad for overclocking) with a AMD FX-6300 with a Corsair H80i liquid cooler. I Don't really have many problems with it I either seem to have a awesome chip or a good board I currently have it running at 4.8Ghz with turbo disabled and HPC...

that card isnt worth anything, and not going threw all the trouble on craigeslist and stuff like i sad i got it just for messing around with and using in a older pc

which is next to nuffin since stock is 1050/1150, my 470 went from 607 to 800 and 1700mhz memory

I got the card for next to nuffin i use a nvidia 470 gtx for gaming so this one is just for messing with see what i can push outta it. with the r7 i been able to overclock my pcie to 125mhz stable bus speed but only 1060/1200 gpu and memory

see if i can push some more stable overclock/fps out of the card

Hi i have a XfX R7 250 core edition (non passive one) i was wonder if it is possible to solder on a power connector to this? i have read some of the r7 250s do have a power connector but most do not. so wanted info on if i could and where to solder one to.