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So I have a i5 - 4690K which is supposed to fit into a LGA1150 socket, yet I've used it in two different motherboards, (MSI Z170A M5 and Gigabyte GA-Z170N-WIFI) which are both sporting LGA1151 sockets. From what I've read online, I shouldn't be able to do this, yet here I am typing this post...

Yeah, I can do it with my 970, at pretty decent settings so a 980ti should do the trick.

You don't need to if that's what you're playing. As for the fan, that looks fine for a light over clock, but if you want to do more I'd get something beefier. To be honest, over clocking the system you have would be more for fun. If you had an older system, you'd be overclocking to try and get...

You'd honestly only need one 980ti to do what you want, so why not just save even more and just get one of those. At this point, the 980ti and titan give roughly the same performance, with the 980ti costing considerably less.

Thanks a bunch!

Also, my system reserved partition is my E drive which you can see in my first picture.

Was wondering what this drive is for and if I can get rid of it. its called Data and it's the D drive. http://imgur.com/a/IEZqv Above are the shots of the folder (which is red) and inside the folder. I want to say it's a system restore point, but I can't find anything when googling for it...

Basically I'm just looking for something like Free Geek from Vancouver, but in Georgia. I'm in the Lawrencville area and go to school in Alpharetta so around or in between those two places would be preferred. I found a place in Athens already called Free I.T. Athens but it's an hour away in the...

Short answer: Yes very easily Long Answer: Your current gpu (R7 240) is 6.26 inches long, while the GTX 950 is about 7 inches. Looking at your case online, it's easy to see that you have more than enough room.

First off, you won't be able to activate windows 10 with a win7 product key. As for getting your OS to the new drive, I know Samsung SSDs come with cloning software that I've used myself. It works flawlessly, you just have to make sure your new drive has enough storage space. I'm sure other...

Hey, did you mean to link something?