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Compare to my system, your vcore is too low, thats why you cant run it stable, no surprise tho. My system is: i7-960@4.2Ghz with asus rampage III Gene. My vcore for running stable at 4.2Ghz is 1.3625V, that can pass all 4 stress test (IBT, P95, RealBench, OCCT) So i think with your 920@4Ghz need...

for me, the rule is simple, under 80C and 1.375V :))) i dont mind raising vcore a little bit for ultra-stable with 4 stress tests(IBT, P95, RealBench, OCCT) as far as it not getting above those 2, so its fine and good to use hehehe

you will get a huge different when upgrade to H110i or H115. My friend using H80i v1 for 6700K, the temp at fullload drop 8-10C when he installed H110i GT. So expect H115 has same performance with 110i or even better. Your temp will get lower than 78C for sure in normal case :))) depend on you...

Gskill TridentZ, performance = Corsair Dominator Platinum with only half of price. And it run stable AF @3200 for X99...

i dont have your cpu, but in my opinion, your vcore look pretty good for 4.3Ghz on skylake, and your temp is perfect for OC system. But i suggest to run OCCT to test for stability. Mine is really old i7-960@4.2Ghz vcore to run stable is 1.3625V When i use IBT, my vcore is around 1.335V to get...

yes, it worth every penny. Mine is i7-960, OC from 3.2 to 4.2 and make a huge different. All i need is a good cooler and make temp under 70 fullload haha

lol so i guess your vcore is around 1.5-1.7v =))))

lol, i got 110i GT, and it fit perfectly with my i7-960/1366 socket

Woa, i think your CPU still good enough tho. 4 cores are enough for gaming today. I think just OC a little bit to 4-4.2Ghz with turbo off so you are good to go. Your VGA seem too old, but still fine i think when i read the requirement system for your game The Culling, cause i dont play it. If...

if you gaming alot, so i3 will be better for you, 4 threads is enough for 99% games today. Intel's core always out performance AMD's core. If you planning to do video rendering, or something like that, AMD is a better choice with more core for same price. So the performance of multi-thread is...

Expect that you gonna OC your CPU and VGA, so here are my opinions: 600W GOOD psu if you stick with 1 Graphic card setup (a little overkill, but just for sure can run all the OC components and led lighting in your case maybe) (remember, the EVGA 980ti kingpin required 2x8pins and 1x6pins, lol)...

using M65 pro RGB for around 4 month, in my opinion, its pretty good tho, i love this shape more than logitech shape. The mouse is a bit heavy, but lucky, i can remove all of those 6 aluminum pieces and get a lightest version haha. Love the feature that called "Surface Calibration" after i did...

the simple way to find out if it compatible with your system or not is using pcpartpicker, help a lot. If you gonna OC, and OC hard, i think you should spend more money to take H100i GTX or H110i GT. The H80i work fine with my friend's system that running i7 6700K @ 4.4Ghz turbo-off, HT-on...

Ok, here is my real experience when using EVGA GTX 950 SSC 2GB DDR5 vs Asus R9 280X DirectCU II Top 3GB DDR5 Using latest drivers download from EVGA and ASUS website, DirectX12 At most of game, 950 beat 280X, and more stable FPS (Dota 2, Warframe, Tera, COD,....) Because i change from gtx 950...

Your psu is too weak, your cpu, ram also too. With 500 bucks, you can get a new system without graphic card. I am in canada too, just bought new gtx 950 from evga. And it run just awesome when compare to its price. Why i suggest new system, cause your mobo and ram are out of date, cpu too. Just...