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Hey Guys, Been having a huge headache with my HTPC living room setup. The specs of the inital build in 2015 were as follow: 1 x MSI MSI Gaming Z170I Gaming Pro AC LGA 1151 Intel Z170 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.1 Mini ITX Intel Motherboard 1 x Intel Core i5-6600 6M Skylake Quad-Core 3.3 GHz LGA...

The monitor Min refresh rate for freesync IS 40 HZ. The information posted here is wrong, and my slamming is warranted because I almost pulled the trigger on this monitor myself. Notice how there is no "Freesync testing" page? Because it was not tested by them. Another Source...

Link cut off, this was the conclusion: "We did noticed on the ACER screen that at low sub 35 FPS screen tearing was back, which was disappointing. From what we learned, the ACER dynamic range starts at 40Hz, and thus so will FreeSync. If you cannot achieve such a framerate then you need to tweak...

It figures Tom's Hardware does not actually do a full review of their products. The FreeSync range they just took for granted in what they were told. According to GURU3D, they experienced tearing this monitor < 40 FPS, so the minimum range is NOT 30 but 40 HZ...

"LG Electronics has unveiled a new monitor aimed at PC gamers wanting the best frame rates from their AMD-based hardware." If PC gamers wanted the best framerates, they would not buy a 4K monitor.

Edit misread post.

Generally PSU fans are designed to exhaust the hot air away from the PSU. It is recommended to face the fan towards the nearest open vent in the case, and not towards your other components.

Chances are the issue is Windows 7. Unfortunately, Battlefield 4 was optimized for windows 8 utilizing the newest direct x cpu optimizations giving a boost in framerate and microstutter. After I upgraded to windows 8, my game was butter smooth and that is with an I7 paired with a single GTX...

-You cannot SLI cards with different GPUS, which means you cannot do it with the 780 or titan. -What you can do is SLI with another 770, does not matter which brand any should work. -Also your PSU is a quality PSU and should deliver no problem for 770,780, or Titans SLI.

Those poor 780s in the picture are being suffocated =(

hmmm interesting. I think your best bet would try a different firmware revision, ASUS has back versions listed on their site. http://support.asus.com/download/ModelList.aspx?SLanguage=en&keyword=rt-n66u&type=1 .720 and .276 have both been stable for months now The ASUS RT-N66U is a quality...