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I currently have a corsair 460x rgb compact with a custom loop inside with the following command center pro 2 RGB controllers (for the RGB strips and SP120 fans) 1 lighting node pro (for the 3 ll120 fans) 2SSD's 1hdd (ALL STUFFED BEHIND THE BACK PANEL) Front of case 360mm slim rad 3 sp fans...

haha i like my 4790k lol thats the build i did for my wife back when the 4790k came out but ill sell you my i5 6600k because thats the one im upgrading my biggest concern is when i buy a new mobo and cpu i have to get a new CPU block i also can decide weather or not to go for a 6 core or 8...

are you talking about the rog maximus vi thats coming out? what about the CPU waterblock will i need to get a new one? when i get the new CPU and MOBO

i currently have an i 5 6600k OC to 4.8ghz water cooled with a 1070 OC as well i have started to notice that the cpu is showing signs of age as games are being utilized to use more cores so i am planing on upgrading to an 8700k which has 6 cores or i go with an 8 core cpu looking for advice...

i would try replacing the thermal paste on the cpu how many intake fans and out take fans do you have in your case

1) if your GPU is at 52c idle that worries me which leades me to believe when you are gaming its getting really hot and could of potentially damaged the card 2) the pink and white screens on your monitor also point to possible damage to the card as well. when your card is being strained it it...

you typically wouldnt raid you OS because your basically writing the operating system across multi drives and raid 0 can become corrupted and lose files etc then you have to re install windows most people raid games and other files there are also different kinds of raids

ohhhh okay i understand yes there are bios updates the help protect against these attacks you can download them from the manufacture sight which for you would be asus EDIT you can still put a locked CPU on the z board food for thought bu i understand why now you weren't looking at them

assuming your using HDMI cable and a display cable try opening nvida control panel click on change resolution both monitors should show up in there and be able to set the res from there

what this guy said above too has a point too performance and hardware wise he is correct you also want to start improving parts

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-B360-PRO-GAMING-WI-FI/ https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813119081&cm_re=%2fTUF-B360-PRO-GAMING-WI-FI%2f-_-13-119-081-_-Product not many reviews on newegg though only 1 spectre bug has to do with the CPU not the MOBO far as i am...

just a few questions 1)what are your temps on your GPU before the problems start happening 2) have you tried reseting your GPU into another PCIE lane on the mobo? 3) is your GPU OC

youll be able to run a 1060 you might want to upgrade to a more premium PSU or a higher watt PSU though 500 watts is cutting it close ASUmming you have more things being powered inside your case than just the basic parts

nothing to be worried about when you go into citys and foresting there more shading more objects that have to be rendered so it takes longer for the GPU thats why you see a fps drop if you have a 60hz monitor theres no point in going over 60fps mainly because you GPU is is overpowering your...

can you post your full specs plz MOBO CPU etc