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#11
Dec 13 2014 07:54am
Quote (Ghot @ Dec 13 2014 02:49pm)
You may be able to order them direct from Corsair.  I would check into that.

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/parts-and-accessories/power-supply-parts-and-accessories


/e  I see 5.0-5.2 Ghz in your future.  :)


They don't ship to Italy as far as i recall unfortunately.
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Dec 13 2014 07:56am
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They don't ship to Italy as far as i recall unfortunately.




Dunno, call and ask them on Monday.


/e Seems they sell them in Great Britain. Need to scroll down to see the sleeved cables.

http://www.corsair.com/en-in/parts-and-accessories/power-supply-parts-and-accessories

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Dec 13 2014 07:59am
Quote (Ghot @ Dec 13 2014 09:49am)
You may be able to order them direct from Corsair.  I would check into that.

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/parts-and-accessories/power-supply-parts-and-accessories


/e  I see 5.0-5.2 Ghz in your future.  :)


My 4790k requires 1.45v to get to 5.0 GHz :\
Runs idle at 49C and only tried to run Aida64 for about 25 minutes. It got up to 97 on my H110.

/e
Meanwhile 4.8 GHz @ 1.28v

This post was edited by DeXaFiLaH on Dec 13 2014 07:59am
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Dec 13 2014 08:00am
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My 4790k requires 1.45v to get to 5.0 GHz :\
Runs idle at 49C and only tried to run Aida64 for about 25 minutes. It got up to 97 on my H110.



Same mobo?


/e The reason I ask is that since 2014, ASUS now has an OCing dept. With the bazillion voltage settings in these UEFI BIOS's , they may have some info that will help with that.


/ee http://www.amazon.it/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/276-9772553-1283543?__mk_it_IT=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Corsair+sleeved+PSU+cables

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Dec 13 2014 03:53pm
Wicked lol how much is that
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Dec 13 2014 11:44pm
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Wicked lol how much is that


Foreign country
so its going to be a shit ton American $$$
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#17
Dec 14 2014 12:02am
the Dominator RAM is extremely overkill. Look into vengeance pro. Anything higher is mostly for overclocking the RAM. If you plan on gaming you do not need more than 16GB
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Dec 14 2014 02:45am
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the Dominator RAM is extremely overkill. Look into vengeance pro. Anything higher is mostly for overclocking the RAM. If you plan on gaming you do not need more than 16GB


I chose it for style purposes aswell.
And it's 16gb btw in case you thought it was more.
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#19
Dec 14 2014 08:22am
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I chose it for style purposes aswell.
And it's 16gb btw in case you thought it was more.




They all just jelly, you've built an awesome rig. ^^
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#20
Dec 14 2014 04:30pm
I'm having no issues on Z97 board with 1.65V RAM but with different cpu - g3258.
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