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Ok thanks for the help guys.

I'm creating my first custom water cooled rig so I have a few questions that I haven't been able to solve. 1. I'm looking for a Biocide to add to my loop in order to prevent algae, gunk, and etc. from accumulating in the loop. As of now I'm looking to purchase a bottle of Nuke -PHN Concentrated...

I'd like to set up a Static IP in order to set up a Minecraft server for a few friends and me, so I can record something for my Channel. This would be much easier to set up a Static IP rather than to have every person download Hamachi (my current method for server hosting) and create a Hamachi...

Thanks for the help.

I'm setting up a water cooled gaming setup. However, there are several choices for buying water blocks whether it be EK, Swiftech, and so on. Instead of going on a wild goose chase searching for a quality silver CPU water block I assumed it would be easiest to take recommendations/suggestions...

I am currently building a personal heavy gaming rig, but over time so money is not a problem. The motherboard that I have in mind is an MSI Big Bang-XPower II one reason being it is SLI/Crossfire compatible. However this motherboard holds a LGA 2011 socket which many of you may know are not fond...

I am currently building a personal heavy gaming rig, but over time so money is not a problem. The motherboard that I have in mind is an MSI Big Bang-XPower II one reason being it is SLI/Crossfire compatible. However this motherboard holds a LGA 2011 socket which many of you may know are not fond...

Ya um accidentally made post, please disregard. I'm not sure how to delete it so you can find a way

If your motherboard isn't broken then this should be an easy fix. I've had the same problem before on quite a few different motherboards. Pretty much all you have to do is take out your RAM sticks then get some compressed air canister and clean out the slot. This is something that must be done...

This took quite a bit of math lol... Your Asus P8Z77-V-PRO is equipped with an LGA 1155 CPU socket. This socket's length/width is 37.5 mm (1.4 inches) and the distance between the CPU socket and Ram slots is about (using common sense) the same size as the CPU socket, leaving an inch and a half...

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Thanks for the help.