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This also depends on the type of games you're playing. 144hz usually is a FPS (first person shooter) monitor. Or fast paced RTS game. If you're looking for something like that then a 1070 on high settings will do just fine. High settings 2x MSAA. And for 4k 120hz theres already monitors out...

So, i've been playing with my GTX 1070 FE. I've gotten it to 2ghz successfully no problem and it doesnt fluctuate at all when in games. But i've noticed that it doesnt allow me to control voltage in any programs. Is there a way to up the voltage so i can try to hit 2.1-2.2? Im eventually going...

Im using windows 10, i7 6700k, 16gb 2400mhz ram and 2x 970's in SLI

Was wondering do i need to reinstall windows on my hard drive to install games onto it? I bought a 240gb PNY SSD that was on sale for 60$ If i do need to reinstall windows do i just unplug my SSD and install via USB to HDD and update drivers or? Sorry never done this before

I've successfully pushed my GTX 960 to 1600MHz core +56 4055MHz Memory +550 +55 mV voltage I have an ASIC value of 90% I was just wondering if this was a good overclock, i am stable in all synthetic benchmarks and games i play. i7 6700k stock 16gb 3000MHz Corsair vengence ram GTX 960 FTW...

Not going to lie, this setup you are buying costs 1948.78 minus 100 dollars for mail rebates if you do those. You could do a very solid build that will last way longer and perform 10x better for that much money... Just saying

9590 is a 8350 just overclocked to 5ghz. a 9370 is a 8350 overclocked to 4.4ghz. They are the litteral exact same chip. Just overclocked and sold at a higher price