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After reading through Haswells refresh news, I might just sell the intact boxed i7-4770K I have with me now if and when I see that the i7-4790K performs better since I haven't bought a mobo and ram set to go with it.

On a side note has anyone looked through the Bitspower True brass fittings range?
 
Lut, if you decide to sell your 4770, let me know. I'm thinking about buying another cpu so I'd have pretty much all I need to build a second system, then I'll start working on doing a full water cooled system.
 


I read some more and as usual, it will be a totally different socket. The new Thermal Design allows drops of 10-15 degrees Celsius.
 
Ok guys here is mine. Like all of our rigs, it isn't finished. At least until i decide to upgrade again in chasing FPS. Have some flashy parts coming ie back plates for my 780s and sleeved cables, along with a custom loop when i can get my old system sold.

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Actually, Intel said that DDR4 will be supported.
http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/20/intel-extreme-edition-eight-core-cpu/
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7874/haswelle-8-cores-x99-ddr4
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-haswell-e-devils-canyon-pentium-anniversary-edition-broadwell,26326.html
 
I needed to state, I'm going for a mitx build and Z97 would seem like a good prospect. X99 due to manufacturing and chipset limitations is tough to implement on a mitx. Shuttle have been successful at it though their boards are proprietary. Compact Splash can accommodate a mitx and no larger.

DDR4+Z97 or DDR4+i7-4790K

though I think i7-4790K is sharing the same socket, thus dubbed a refresh.
 


Effing SWEET!! I love it the native sound blows the sound of my old sound blaster card out of the water.

Can anyone offer any help with a custom water cooling loop for my system? This is the second build that i have done with a aio and i think i am prepared to go to full SITH.
 
Guys, Something very weird is happening...In my room. OFF TOPIC BUT I REALLY NEED TO KNOW...When I plug a laptop or phone charger in this specific outlet, my PC makes the sound of a USB plugging when i plug it in, and unpluging when i plug said charger out.......o.o any ideas?
 
So I got the new evga z87 mobo installed, and because I'm an idiot, and didnt read the specs very well, it'll either be going back or getting sold. It only has one onboard usb header, I need at least 2 for my system(front panel usb 2, corsair link for my h100i). I went ahead and splurged and got this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132038. I almost got it instead of the evga in the first place, now I'm kicking myself. I don't even want to think about how much I have invested in this system :-/. Either way, got my second gtx 780 coming tomorrow(I hope), and then the motherboard replacement in a coupla days, then hopefully I'll be done, spending money wise anyway, for a while 🙂 On a side note, if you're looking for a z87 mobo, I'll have at least one, and maybe 2 for sale in the deals section here in the next day or 2 🙂
 
jeremy, You got me wrong, It makes the disconnecting sound but Im not plugging anything into my main gaming PC..just when i plug in a charger for a laptop ALONE WITHOUT even plugging the laptop in, my PC, on my desk, makes that sound.. Think of it this way...u plug ur laptop charger into a wall outlet and ur pc on The desk makes the disconnect sound...its creepy. Very bizarre
 
I understand what you're saying, sounds like maybe you're overloading the breaker and its causing a device powered by usb to not have enough power to run, therefore causing it to"disconnect" Finding out which particular USB device is disconnecting can help us determine if thats it 🙂
 


To an Earth Ground?????

Sorry, Anyway. Something similar happened to me. I just cleared the temp folder and for some reason it worked. My problem was different as it would make those sounds even if nothing was unplugged.