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increasing bus speed usually yeilds very little performance gains since only a few programs can utilize the increased speed. And does the FSB still exist, i thought it was removed a decade ago since the memory controller is now integrated into the processor.

The Swiftech H320 should be fine, the Pump is a bit loud since it is a Lain DDC one (MCP35X), and you will always hear cases where the pump fails, it happens with all liquid cooling products. There is a warrenty if your pump breaks so you can easily just swap it for a new one, but swiftech stuff...

You might have adjusted the BLCK frequency when overclocking which in some cases will slow down boot times. Personally there are tons of bugs like these that no one knows how to fix. But are you running a HDD, cuz it might be because your drive is bottlenecking the load time Or it just could be...

You should monitor all your core temperatures The maximum voltage limit should be 1.5 volts for your A6 5400k, so you still have some headroom. But i would stop at 1.5 volts Obviously, increasing voltage will mean there is more heat but right now your temps are fine so it should be more than...

You should always go for a balanced PC to avoid any bottlenecks, right now your build is fine. The Powersupply might be a bit overkill but you might upgrade in the future and you can always reuse it. The CPU and GPU you have are top end AMD components, they are both top end and will get you a...

Probably instability due to insufficient voltage. If it resets that means it crashed, so you need to dial back your offset.

What prime95 does is it actually supplies more voltage to the CPU than the set voltage number you put in the BIOS. So if it doesn't crash in Prime95, it just means the extra voltage Prime95 is causing your motherboard to supply is keeping your CPU stable. The error just probably means you have...

You did well, it is just that your offset is set too low, maybe trial and error. Just scale the offset up step by step until your computer does crash. Start with -0.065V and scale up by -0.005V each time until you get to a stable state. And you might want to check your Load Line Calibration...

You do it by Adjusting the Voltage and the Multiplyer and also the BLCK frequency of the CPU. Remember, more voltage means more heat but also better stability. The higher the Clock is, the more performance you get out of it. If all else fails, just clear the CMOS and you should be good to go...

Quote: CM Elite 120 is better than this. Costs less, looks nicer, has one more USB 2.0 port. CM Elite 130, same thing but that extra USB port is a 3.0, plus the front is mesh. Antec fails. (I really want to add "yet again" because every case of theirs plain sucks compared to similarly priced...

a good efficient 650 watt power supply is enough for expansion. Something like a Silverstone Strider 80+ gold 650Watt or a Corsair CS 650M is a good choice

Total overkill on PSU side

I would change that mother to a Z87 or change the CPU to a non K series whether or not you want to overclock or not, the PSU is overkill, a 600 watt one would happily run your system with no worries. I don't think a wireless is a good option, if you run a desktop, use lan, much better, faster...

No, it doesn't matter which Sata 3 port you use. Just stay in basic mode in the bios and you should be fine. Just make sure when you first boot up to install the OS, going into bios by tapping delete rapidly on the boot up TUF symbol. And make sure you boot from your Optical Drive as the first...

I am in need of some help in choosing the right fan/fans for my radiator. I am building a SFF build in this case: http://www.cubitek.com/products/mini-series/mini-cube The Radiator i am using is a Koolance 120mm rad: http://koolance.com/hx-120xc-radiator-1-fan-120mm-30-fpi-copper The radiator...