Gabe is cooked
Is this good for 799$ and for 1080p and 1440p gaming
Is this a good pc for 1080p and 1440p???
The old CPU cooler I just replaced it’s really rare to see this kind of design nowadays
I tried a lot of googling on this topic, and while there's countless videos on "how to" undervolt, there's barely any content on what's actually going on when we do it. So to start, we have 2 graphs I've obtained…
Not a brag post — just wanted to share something wild. Picked up this Acer Predator 4060 laptop from Walmart a while back. Finally decided to tune it properly. No voltage mods, no liquid metal, nothing exotic — just cooling…
i got less points @ 4.29GHz 30×143 (1.4V) than @ 4.2GHz 29×145 (1.36V) RAM speed on both was 1700-1715MHz
If the Steam Machine (GabeCube in my eyes) is under 800$, would it be the best budget PC on the market?
Been out of the OC game since the release of 5800x3d and after a bit of checking around didn't seem to find any definitive guides, so just looking for basic guidance Currently considering doing ram first, then moving to cpu.…
Fixed it.
I came across a used custom build and am more or less functionally illiterate when it comes to PC specs. I am hoping for some feedback regarding whether it is worth the $400 asking price. Based on the limited research…
i7-980X @ 30×143 = 4.29GHz @ 1.38V allegedly. when i hop on pc health it jumps from 1.348-1.36 GAX58A-UD3R Rev 2.0 24GB DDR3 @ 1708MHz