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Disable the power saving features for the processor in your bios and see if it makes any difference. Your cpu will not work harder than it needs to. Therefore it will clock down itself when doing light stuff.

You don't need 1000w for two 980ti's. And an air cooler will do just fine for overclocking the cpu.

This recent comparison shows that the fx-6300 can be a significant cpu bottleneck for high-end cards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dLYPs41guM For mid-range graphic cards I wouldn't worry too much. Personally I'd pick the 8320. I use the fx-8350 myself.

Both have the ability to record videos without any lose of performance but I feel that nvidia shadowplay is more straightforward to use. Personally I'd buy the one that's cheaper or quieter.

You should look at your gpu usage first. If it stays around 100% most of the time then everything is ok.

Could you link us the laptop models you were thinking of getting?

Have you checked which component in your pc is overheating. And are you using the stock cooler? You shouldn't need anything else.

Most intel cpu's beat AMD in single core performance and you'll probably be better off spending a little bit more on an i7 instead of the amd fx 8350. The chip is over 2.5 years old now. However AMD is releasing the new "Zen" cpus for desktops in 2016 and it looks promising. You can wait for...

It's very hard to permanently brick your phone. There is pretty much always a way to fix it through adb/fastboot. The real pros of rooting is almost complete freedom of your device, so you can do almost anything with it. Practical advantages are: adblocking, faster performance, sometimes...

Hi. I'm interested in buying a new power supply for my system. Currently I'm using an r9 290 + fx 8350. Right now I'm using an XFX Proseries 850w bronze certified psu. The problem is that it's extremely loud under load. (The actual fan spinning is making noise). It's way louder than all the...

Pick the one that's cheaper. They're equally good in most games. Both overclock good too.

No the cpu can't bottleneck your graphics card. It's not going to happen. It's way more likely that something in your system that is overheating or you're running windows and you've got malware. Not to mention that heaven benchmark is for benchmarking gpu's. Even a dual core shouldn't affect...