How to enable xmp gigabyte Videos

Stock heatsinks always have preapplied thermal paste

+Eli Beninato I already did mate another 2 4gb ram sticks and a cooler master d92 air cooler runs like a champ on 1080p amd fx OC to 4.6ghz and gtx 960 to 1520mhz boost :D

If you are going to use this for gaming, I would use 16GB of ram, other than that it will work

+Muhamad Hazim Actually got that problem solved already. The mobo shipped with bent pins in the 8 pin power supply slot. Now it boots, but it won't post. I'm sending this piece of shit back.

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+Lawrence Timme Yes, it's indeed packed in the minimum amount of time possible. We will try to squeeze in a bit more information in the next ones. ^Xyala

+Lukáš Hamral CPI wise, you need to make sure that you have an unlocked CPU. (those with the K at the end of the name)

+Martin Vranovsky We don't use the stock cooler, but the one you see in the video. To be honest, it's not even a "that great" cooler we are using and it's just sitting on the CPU .. so not even screwed in or nowhere near properly mounted ...And yes, stable enough to complete the run. We didn't do 24h stability test.

+PIRATEorNINJA Thanks, we fixed the link :)

+Vedran Markanovic Yes, good point. We will make the next ones (on skylake) more complete with links to the score validations etc. :)

+Kaspar Peit Thanks! We are at the moment preparing our Skylake based guide - to be released in a week or so. This time we will be using the GTA 5 benchmark to have a more "up to date" gaming performance representation.

Okay that makes sense lol thank you

okay let me sum it up then it syncs your game with your monitor so there is no screen tairing

+C Huff I still don't get it lolol so sorry I'm new to pc always played console but sometimes I think I get it.

+DoctorPepper4 When VSync is enabled and the frame rate drops below the monitor's refresh rate, the frame rate fluctuates wildly, causing visible stuttering. When VSync is disabled in-game, screen tearing is observed when the frame rate exceeds the refresh rate of the display (120 frames per second on a 60Hz display, for example).

+SuperMario5289 The 12k caps do not contribute to the OCability of a motherboard. The Asus Z170A has a slightly better power delivery system than the Asrock Extreme 4 though both can handle a reasonable OC quite well.

+SuperMario5289 Neither, go for the asus z170 pro gaming(ignore the silly name), same price as the asus z170a or pay about 50 dollars more (depending on where you live) and buy the asus z170 maximus VIII ranger, which will give you better overclocking and a better onboard sound card, both the z170a and extreme 4 got less than optimal sound cards, the asus pro gaming got okay sound.You should actually always buy an external sound card because the ones coming with the motherboard are actually crap, but buying from the asus rog z170 maximus series kinda lets you get away with using the onboard sound. If you never used an external sound card and always used the onboard one you might be thinking to yourself its not such a big deal and you can't really hear the onboard sound card your using now being bad, but trust me once you had a external sound card or an decent onboard one, you will hear the difference and you wont be going back.

I wasnt joking. Im confused! So what is the purpose of the 12k platinum chips? And if you could choose any z170 motherboard for purely overclocking which one would you choose and why?

+SuperMario5289 Good joke bro

+OC3D TV but isn't the asrock extreme 4 a bit better for overclocking because it has 12k platinum chips?

+mimin nimim every single day Id choose the Asus

glad to hear it, I just bought a 5820k and oc'd it @ 4.3

Between the 5820k and 6700k most sites show them equal that use 4 cores, literally only a few sites show the 6700k giving a small fps advantage, 6 cores will be better in everything else.

+OC3D TV Thank you for your great advice. Picked up a 6700k

+Tsunvsmoon Skylake

How is it going nowadays? I'm thinking of upgrading to skylake but I'm seeing lots of people saying not to haha.

i have done some sifting and it appears for the most that windows 10 is the problem? what system are you running? cus windows 10 "breaks GPU's" or so the majority of forum posts i have spotted have said this. could well be the shitty Nvidia drivers for win 10.

+Darren Nash who cares about amd? their cpus suck :(

The only game I have on my computer is WoW.  It can only use two cores. :P

+John Goff do you play solitaire alot.

@doyouknowmeidont Cone419 IS right! On v.high i got like 55FPS but it feels like power point sometime...

It plays smooth as hell . This looks like it does better than the gtx 570

@doyouknowmeidont It's more like the game terribly optimised

from 3:35 its fake your not drunk anymore, but i am :D

Haha! He cannot drive because he is drunk!

damn learn to drive man !its emberising!!

I got dizzy. xD

lay of nigga..

shit driver

Eu já fiz isso mesmo assim não ta resolvendo e acho estranho que antes máximo que ela chegava era 71 graus do nada começo a chegar nessa temp já limpei e tal mesmo assim :( não sei se troco a pasta térmica dela ... Por aquelas dr prata

Está temperatura não é normal, cara tenta criar um perfil de curva para fan da vga  no Msi afterburner.

Caio Araujo, Sim o Vsync está ligado.