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Hi guys, my system specs are as follows: I5 8600K overclocked to 4.5 GHz on water cooled aio GTX 1070ti 32 GB 3000MHz ram 500gb WD ssd 2x 2TB HDDs On Asus Prime Z370 P motherboard Now my question is will the rest of my PC bottleneck the 2080ti, I use a 4k monitor for gaming at 60Hz, now...

My current PC comprises of: Intel i5 8600K Nvidia GTX 1070ti Asus z370 p prime motherboard 16gb ddr4 ram at 3000mhz 2tb storage hdd 500gb m.2 ssd The cpu is cooled with a corsair aio 240mm fans Its in a corsair carbide 275 case 800 watt semi modular psu I also have 2 monitors both 24inch, one...

I'm thinking of buying the Corsair Hydro Series H100i V2 All in one cooler, I'm just wondering if it supports the 8th gen intel sockets. Also any reccomendations if this is a good cooler/if there are better ones are welcome Thanks

In my machine I have an amd fx 8320 and a radeon r9 280x. I can either get a 970 or a new motherboard and an i5 4690k. I play alot of grand strategy games like EU and Total War. So should I get the processor and motherboard or the card?

Your cpu doesnt matter when looking at a Graphics Card. It's the motherboard.

Thats tough... you could try these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Abyssus-Gaming-Mouse-Buttons/dp/B00KXYV6YW/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1446838415&sr=8-5&keywords=Razer+DeathAdder...

Skylake isnt necessarily the best jump. I'd go for the gen below not a big enough difference between them, but thats up to you. For what you want to do (gaming, rendering video etc.) I'd highly recommend an i7. An i5 would be fantastic for just gaming.

Chuck in everything here and it'll tell you what psu you need http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/

I usually wipe hard drive using the format that comes with windows install disk. But the partitions remain and I don't dare wipe them in case something goes wrong so is there some software I can use to 100% wipe my Hard drive for a new install of Windows 8. Want to make sure there are no traces...