Way too overkill.
PC Build
fortnite doesn't require good pc specs.
Hopefully you got a 4k monitor or something to make up for the overkill.
Hopefully you got a 4k monitor or something to make up for the overkill.
Originally Posted by Dab
fortnite doesn't require good pc specs.
Hopefully you got a 4k monitor or something to make up for the overkill.
Hopefully you got a 4k monitor or something to make up for the overkill.
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Originally Posted by Hydra
No idea, I've only seen youtubers having it but not how they did it.
Originally Posted by KanyeWest
not trying to brag XD, I recently got into pc so I had a friend select the parts, just wanted to make sure its good because i wanted to setup a gaming room for me to stream, I like the RGB led lighting idea, was looking into it, on another note, i also need help figuring out how sometimes youtubers setup look like its wireless like how do they setup monitors without seeing the wires
Originally Posted by KanyeWest
yea was thinking of a 7900x but went a little over my budget, and my friend said I wouldnt have been able to use it to its full potiential
also the price increase isnt really worth it anyway if youre paying the full price for it
Originally Posted by niggo
yeah even if youre streaming 1080p and gaming at the same time chances are high youll never use this cpu to its fullest
also the price increase isnt really worth it anyway if youre paying the full price for it
also the price increase isnt really worth it anyway if youre paying the full price for it
Finished building tonight, pc is definitely amazing, just one small problem, because of my mother board i was only able to fit one fan out of two from Corsair - H115i PRO 55.4 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler, my friends says I should be fine as long as I dont overclock, and he doesnt see a point in me overclocking, what do you think?
Sick build. Although you could save so much money... ram and graphic cards too expensive atm
nice Build btw,Maybe Post your Setup later? 
Originally Posted by KanyeWest
Update:
Finished building tonight, pc is definitely amazing, just one small problem, because of my mother board i was only able to fit one fan out of two from Corsair - H115i PRO 55.4 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler, my friends says I should be fine as long as I dont overclock, and he doesnt see a point in me overclocking, what do you think?
Finished building tonight, pc is definitely amazing, just one small problem, because of my mother board i was only able to fit one fan out of two from Corsair - H115i PRO 55.4 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler, my friends says I should be fine as long as I dont overclock, and he doesnt see a point in me overclocking, what do you think?
but when not overclocking 1 fan should still be fine since the radiator still gets some passive cooling by the general airflow of the case
Originally Posted by niggo
where have you mounted the cooler? try mounting it in the front of the case i think itll fit with all fans installed there
but when not overclocking 1 fan should still be fine since the radiator still gets some passive cooling by the general airflow of the case
but when not overclocking 1 fan should still be fine since the radiator still gets some passive cooling by the general airflow of the case
Ok so I have three fans on the front, and one fan on top, there was suppose to be another fan on top of the corsair cooler, but it wont fit cause of the mother board
Why is that monitor so expensive..? Something to do with the hz?
Originally Posted by KanyeWest
Ok so I have three fans on the front, and one fan on top, there was suppose to be another fan on top of the corsair cooler, but it wont fit cause of the mother board
this would be optimal and also doesnt interfere with the motherboard on the top
btw im also getting the same cpu with the asus x299 strix board
Originally Posted by Danny
Why is that monitor so expensive..? Something to do with the hz?
Originally Posted by niggo
i would suggest moving the radiator to the front of the case so you could have a push/pull config with the case fans and the fans of the radiator
this would be optimal and also doesnt interfere with the motherboard on the top
btw im also getting the same cpu with the asus x299 strix board
this would be optimal and also doesnt interfere with the motherboard on the top
btw im also getting the same cpu with the asus x299 strix board
Originally Posted by KanyeWest
I'm little confused so I had three fans already in the front , taking all the space, you want me to move the radiator to the front with the case fans?
Originally Posted by niggo
yeah id suggest leaving the case fans in mount the radiator behind them and to complete the sandwich you can put the fans that came with the cooler on the back that way you should be able to get the best temperatures
