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So, im playing overwatch, i just recently upgraded my i5 6600k to an i7 8700k and i use an gtx 1080 and 8gb of ram, i have a custom water loop so the temps are low, i play the game with a 300 fps cap and when im in the practise range for example i get 300 fps but in more demanding maps i stay at...

I just got my new samsung 960 evo 250gb, but i only want to tranfer the os (windows 10 pro) to my ssd, does anyone know how to do it?

So, i am planning on buying a 250gb samsung 960 evo m.2 nvme ssd, i see the m.2 slots on my motherboard and i saw a review of a guy that the motherboard doesn't "support" nvme thats why it didnt work for him, is that always the case?

at first my specs: msi gtx 1080 not overclocked i5 6600k overclocked to 4.7 ghz 8gb ddr4 ram 1tb hdd 650 watt platinum psu msi z170a gaming m5 motherboard and a custom water loop so the temps are low. My problem is that everything was running fine at first but now while i am watching a yt video...

i am going to buy a 8700k, i already have a Cooler Master Hyper 212X, do you guys think this is enough or do i have to upgrade my cooler to stay cool when im overclocking

I have a gtx 1080 in my pc rigth now and i am going to buy a new motherboard and a 8700k or 8600k but i heard the 8600k can ovreclock higher and gets much less hot, so is it worth to get the 8600k instead off the 8700k and save 100 euros?

Not really. If 7700k would be much cheaper then it is now. With current prices it is better to buy 8600K or 8700K with new motherboard and sell your current one.[/quotemsg] well i am keeping the old motherboard for a second pc