Recent content by maurelie

It looks like PSU problem, tried with another one, PC turns on with out any problems. Need to find the warranty, but i don't know where i have put it !

Hey guys, I got up this morning turned on the PC, did some facebook, youtube, news of the day and stuff like that, than went out to buy something. Before i went out i turned off the PC, but when i returned and tried to power on the PC, it turned on and immediately it turned off. During the...

Yeah, i had the same problem with the stock cooler on my i7 2600k. After 1 year of usage on non overclocked system the stock cooler didn't get the job quite well anymore. Also i had very good temperatures under idle, but when running a game, the temperatures would spike up to 90+C Tried to apply...

Hi, Do you have stock cooler or aftermarket cooler?

Yes, it is possible to overclock the value RAM. You should try different settings and see what are the best for your RAM. Once i had Kingston Value RAM 1333Mhz DDR3, that thing was a beast , it overclocked to 1886Mhz with very little bump in voltage and with very good timings. Now i have...

Hi, Yes, it is still possible to OC the non K Skylake CPU's. Here are the Motheboard that work witn non K Skylake CPU's that can be overclocked http://overclocking.guide/intel-skylake-non-k-overclocking-bios-list/ Also a video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfiGJCUANbA

Hi, Your voltages are pretty high, i am running i7 2600k @4.2Ghz with 1.150V , while my brother runs his i5 4690k @4.7Ghz with 1.275v. You just simply do the overclock manually. Go to BIOS, and under the Tab-Tweak, go to CPU Ratio, set it manually/sync all cores and set it to 40, while the BCLK...

Recently i did a fresh install to my PC and installed a new kit of RAM. Everything went ok, and started to install applications, software and games. The first game that i installed was BF4, and did some benchmarking with Fraps. These results were right after i completed with all the necessary...

Hi, Both of the GPUs will be compatible with your PC, RX 480 is better for DX12 and GTX 1060 is better for DX11 Games. Choose the cheaper one of the both GPUs, because they offer similar performance. As for your PSU, it is more than enough, even a 400W PSU will handle any of the GPUs, since they...

Excellent, glad that i could help. Cheers.