Recent content by viperdg

Cant upgrade your CPU to much with a z97 motherboard. I think the 6700kor an I54790k is as far as you can go and that would not make a big difference. YOu could get new GPU. But your performance increase would not be as much as expected because your motherboard-CPUwould hold you back some. if...

Most likely you will not see any issues the GPU itself uses 120Watts of power. Minimum recommended is based on approximations on what a complete system will use plus a little leeway. It is possible you will have issues however.

AN AMD build Is probably a little less expensive than an Intel build of equal performance. SO I don't have anything negative to say about it.

Maybe you knocked the actual cable inside your PC that goes to the mother board from you power button lose.

Your right..My present PSU doesn't have one either. My last PSU did have one. I guess its not something all PSUs have. Hoperfully you didn't fry your PSU somehow. But if your getting no power at all when you turn on the PC that's a possibility. Although if you damaged your PSU. You probably...

No problem at all. Have a nice day and enjoy your PC.

Also most motherboards have 4 pin fan headers. If your using a 3 pin fan make sure the plug is in front of the tab you will see sticking up from that header to be on the correct 3 pins.

Its goinjg to the header which is usually labeled cpu_fan. WHat kind of cooler do you have.

Are the leds red or green in color.

Do you have any power or lights at all when you turn it on. Possibly you popped the breaker on your PSU when you where fiddling with It with the power on. Should be a little protection breaker on the back of your PSU check to see if it is popped out. If so push it back in.

Mine actually came when I purchased my case. It hooks up on the same header as the power and reset buttons and hd light. If your PC wont boot this is sometimes helpful as it will give you an error code in beeps to why your PC wont boot. its just a liitle round speaker about as big as a nickle...

Well you can try the thermal paste change. But those are something is wrong type temps. like the mounting plate for your water cooling pump is loose like mentioned before. For it to be a fault of the TIM it would have to be almost gone. Although I suppose its possible that's the issue. Good...

A one fan small radiator liquid cooler is actually worse than some air coolers. I wouyld invest in something else. If you want liquid cooling go with at least 240 sized radiator.

Do you have the little system speaker hooked to it. Are you getting a beep code.

95C -99C. Did it just jump up form normal temps to these very high temps in a short period of time. Did you make sure your CPU coolers fan is still working.