Recent content by Pill Junkey

but if none of this helped then you might just have to buy a new gpu :/

how can your cpu be custom and also you cant put your gpu on your cpu, so please get your component names right, I would try another ram but all-in-all I suspect that it's your motherboard causing these problems :)

sure :) EDIT: I assume that your power supply is over 400W and not from a company noones ever heard of

16gb of corsair vengeance ram, i7-4770k and a gtx 780ti, and everything else is up to your preference :)

Yes, it can, although I wouldn't overclock anything with that psu :)

changing the psu is a good idea overall but i seriously doubt that it'll make a difference, unless your current one is like 200w :D

if the pci-e cable is connected to the graphics card, then i guess your only option is RMA :/

You already have a cpu in there... PSU wise you should go with seasonic, corsair, ocz, enermax, something along those lines. I dont see a point going with a gold rated power supply unless you want you save every penny you can on your bill, bronze will do just fine for your needs :)

doesnt really matter, the key to having less dust in your system is to have more fans blowing air in than out :)

LinusTechTips put a 3960x or something like that, and a Gtx titan in a pc (obviously with all the other stuff needed for a computer) with a 500w psu and it ran perfect so... gtx 760 is completely fine

Then everything is good. Remember, every motherboard that has PCI-E slot will support any graphics card that also has PCI-E connector, only thing stopping you from putting a r9 290x crossfire in that system is your psu (and probably budget) :)

If you like the case, Id recommend a little more high-end one. Other than that, youre good to start building :)