Posts by Mr-Mechraven

Well im sure if it doesn't fit directly you could modify the case to fit it, maybe use existing top case vent holes with some washers to hold the rad in place.... something like below

Welcome new guy Nice system you got there, don't forget to fill out your system specs in your profile so when you need advise people can see what your running As far as the H100i, your case has dual 200mm fan fittings in the roof...

Quote:Originally Posted by RichiRichX I recall getting a BSOD at one point under heavy tasking with 4.6Ghz and 1.3 volts. Maybe I should try 1.325 volts and see if that works...? Aww ****! That exists? I just looked it up and the...

Quote:Originally Posted by itzzdannn My chip can get 5ghx but i mee to buy a h100i first Get the Corsair H110 instead XD

If you are looking to upgrade to Haswell id recommend this one from newegg ( im from uk but this should be US site ).... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371055 The above PSU is highly efficient ( 93% ) , and is...

Congratz Happy Birthday to youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu I just caught this thread, makes my upgrade to a single HD7970 seem tiny compared to your rack of goodies ha ha. Oh and subbed your YT channel

Well it's no monster OC but it 's my currently daily setting. CPU @ 4.20ghz 1.195v * 1.192v Under load * Ive had it clocked upto 4.70ghz but it needed 1.40v Im unfamiliar with Intel overclocking and am not sure what voltages need...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jedson3614 Just to be clear and the guy below can verify because he has same mobo, we can not key in values for analog and digital we have auto or using the plus or minus sign we can change to specific...

Sorry to hear your having troubles with your i7, i have the same motherboard as you, but have you updated to the F5 BIOS ?? The default F3 BIOS was very unstable when i first got it, F5 i got to 4.6Ghz @1.32v. Imo i think your safe on...

Quote:Originally Posted by Newbie2009 Nice. How are you finding haswell to OC? Not too bad atm, ive pushed upto 4.6Ghz ( 1.32v) without too much trouble, but they do get a bit hot. I maxed out around 83c @100% load, but i could...