Recent content by Kyle Anderson

ok thanks guys next pay check its a new cooler I knew it wasnt the best so im not surprised at all im trying to run the best OC I can on air (just because) im not even worried about the noise lol but thanks i was worried i had used to much TP but maybe i didnt one day when im not so green...

to be short and sweet asus maximus IV extreme I7 4790k (CM hyper 212 cooler) Gskill 16G 2133 (xmp enabled) ive only changed the following settings xmp enabled sync all cores and set the ratio to 45 under stress testing im hitting high 80s im wondering if i may have put to much thermal past...

OH thanks that makes seance

I am currently running a old build (long story as to why but, I built this computer with all used part mostly from Q3,Q42014 and Q1,Q2 of 2015 so the specs are as follows Asus maximus extreme VI i54460 (upgrading to i7 4790K in the next week or two I just bought on Ebay) Gskill RipJaws X 2x8G...

found and solved thanks for the help :)

upon reading this (and maybe i misspoke) I'm trying to keep the games where they are. I just want Steam to recognize them in their original spot couldnt i change the destination folder to where they are installed in Steam and it will see the info and see the games

Thanks IDK why i didnt think to look there

So in short i had to reinstall the OS and then reinstall all my other programs. i have my library saved on a HDD and im unsure of the best way to get all games reinstalled should I: 1) permanently delete the old stream library and simplly create a new one 2) make the old folder the...

so im Frankensteining a computer together i got a used MB and a i5 4440 i pulled from a old PC i hooked everything up and i have 4 hard drives 1 sdd with windows 10 already instated but i cant get any thing on the screen my friend suggested i need a GPU which i plan on getting but i figured...

and yes that is the exact board

i have and i and keeping a eye on ebay the ones in the link you sent are all versions of my board but noone have the 4 pcie slots or the water cooling built in