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Hi Willz, It is most likely just showing the default clock of the module (being 2400, XMP alters a few timings and variables), and not the speed shown of that to the XMP profile. Double check your BIOS to see if it was saved, and triple check by performing a benchmark. I would never use task...

Hi virgiawanlucker, I do not see to unless you see the room for expansion to multiple graphics cards in the future - or plan to heavily clock your CPU beyond the capabilities of the B450M motherboard you have. If I were to upgrade anything, it would be the power supply if it doesn't have a...

Hi Grimmy347, How many applications are currently set to launch upon signing in? Multiple factors can determine how long a PC takes to load the desktop, but how long are we talking about here? I also doubt the motherboard is the issue here, but am presuming that the M.2 SSD is the device being...

Hi 5cion, Does the issue occur with all combinations of pairs or only with two at random from selection? I am also presuming an intel XMP profile is present in the BIOS, to which if one is - it is being used. If all configurations of pairs work without fail, I would attempt to manually set the...

That is certainly better then your current, and will work.

Whats your budget? We can get together a system that won't bottleneck but that's really not much help to us and you to customize it to fit your price.

The 6-pin will allow 75W as known, even though other users differ when the R9 295X2 came out lets just say it's a given for now. 75+75 (two 6-pin power connectors) + 75 (motherboard power) = 225W, The GTX 1080 has a TDP of 180W. It'll work fine. If you wanted to use molex to 8-pin power...

Use any of these connectors on your PSU, it will work without any issues as Corsair has the modular cables provided as standard.

All BIOS's are different and unique in their own way...I might give a few locations knowing ASRock's layout (Listing the options may also help to find the options faster - however to note the motherboard may not to start with support enabling both graphics adapters) Advanced -> North Bridge...

XMP is just extreme memory profile, that shouldn't matter. Really from the specs there is no reason why it shouldn't work. Those timings and voltages also shouldn't matter, but I do believe that the newer higher density memory chips may not be compatible with the X58 chipset. You can try...

no problem, glad to have helped :p

Glad to know it's solved, Solution selected.

Sure can, What is the error that you get? Did the integrated graphics also not work before without the graphics card installed? Currently if wanting to use both graphics adapters, both need to be enabled in your BIOS.