Yes, thats a problem with Windows. If it detects a second drive during installation, it will park the bootloader there. And if you ever disconnect the second drive, it wont boot. So, make sure you have only one drive attached during installation.
Hmm i got a question is the graphic card overclocked and what is the benefit of 140£ memory over a cheaper one?
GPU overclock doesn't really make a significant difference and if you want you can OC it yourself. There are plenty of programs like MSI Afterburner to OC your card.
Ooh i dont know im kinda scared of overcloking a card myself ive heard you can damage it or make it unstable so it crashes on games is that true?
Today's gpus overclock themselves dynamically, and some of the aftermarket models have an additional 2-3% on top of the dynamic OC. You really don't need to do anything beyond having a good psu and airflow.
That used to be long time back in the days, not anymore. You will not need to OC a card like that anyways.
You might want to recommend this case instead of that Corsair 4000D that comes with a single 120mm front intake fan.
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Either of them should be fine. They are both good cases for airflow.You might want to recommend this case instead of that Corsair 4000D that comes with a single 120mm front intake fan.
https://www.cclonline.com/lancool-i...mesh-performance-mid-tower-gaming-case-black/
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance Mid Tower Case £90.39
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<h2>Born to push the limits</h2> LANCOOL II MESH Performance features a mesh front panel and mesh bottom left shroud panel, honeycomb vent design and built-in PWM fans, ensuring bountiful airflow delivered to your components while the system runs at peak performance. <span...
More times than naught the user is going to want to add another front intake fan and they're most likely to add the same model number as the current intake fan. Corsair tmk has never made an inexpensive fan. NZXT does the same thing with their 510 cases knowing their going to hose the buyer later down the road when he/she wants to add another fan in the front for better airflow.
There are plenty of good quality, cheap, high CFM case fans out there that can outperform the stock fans of cases. As it is, both of them cases performs pretty well in the reviews without adding any extra fans. So, either of them should be a good choice.
You might want to recommend this case instead of that Corsair 4000D that comes with a single 120mm front intake fan.
https://www.cclonline.com/lancool-i...mesh-performance-mid-tower-gaming-case-black/
Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance Mid Tower Case £90.39
Lancool-II-Mesh-Performance
<h2>Born to push the limits</h2> LANCOOL II MESH Performance features a mesh front panel and mesh bottom left shroud panel, honeycomb vent design and built-in PWM fans, ensuring bountiful airflow delivered to your components while the system runs at peak performance. <span...
No. A big fat no. They both have pros and cons.
If it was not clear AIOs are performatively better. that 240mm AIO is better at cooling and heat soak than a Noctua NH-D15, the best air cooler on the market, and it is 60 quid vs 93 for the Noctua. Typically an AIO from corsair lasts about 4-7 years in my experience before the pump dies, which is about as long as a lot of people find their computers performance is relevant and get a new one. I personally build once every 6-8 years and have used liquid coolers since before they became much more reliable in about 2012. The odds of a leak are really quite small (1-2%) and even if it does leak computers are much, much more resilient to leaks of conductive materials than they used to be. He made another Video later and all it actually killed on the card was the HDMI port the monitor was plugged into. That card still works just not on that HDMI port.
I would get a better cooler for a 12700f than that because if they are not good enough it will affect performance because of boost clocks.
They are not, from my experience - granted, is less than yours.
93 quid for a part that I can use indefinitely, and has the possibility to be used in future builds, doesn't sound bad at all.
From your end, ok, but what's the actual average like when the daily usage is different?
I'm aware the odds are small, but they're still there, and user error can increase the odds.
And yet, folks still manage to find ways to kill their stuff :/
A stronger card will not only give you better performance, but also last you longer. Apart from that, I didn't really understand your question here in the context of the builds you have provided. Here are a few observations though.
www.maketecheasier.com
I've re-watched that video a few times before, and... I'm just not as impressed about cpu AIO compared to gpu AIO.
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