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Hi There I'm trying to fix my broken MBA that had water damage, i got everything to work besides the keyboard. I know i can buy the keyboard to replace but they are riveted in and its a PITA to replace. I see the shells with keyboards go for waaaaaaay too much on ebay (more then what i deem the...

You might have a a card with a bad voltage controller (i have two) what happens is the dynamic clock/voltage on the card kicks in and the card lowers clocks and voltages in 3d mode as it feels that it does not need to run full bore, then it clocks up when needed. The issue is sometimes the...

4790k @ 4.7ghz 2400mhz Cas10 ram with stuff running in background and RDP (i'm at work so i had to connect home)

4.7ghz @ around 1.3 i think. I oc'd it the day it came out and havent touched since.

I've got a 6970 from XFX if you are interested.

NO difference, i poted out for 16/8x on my z97WS due to being able to keep my 2 cards as far as possible. Hell the 290s ran just as good on my z68 board in 2.0 8x lanes.

The top 2 should be moddable to 290x or have been done already :) Great luck, both of mine arent.

youre not reading memory info on the other two due to ULPS being enabled most likely.

Did you attach all the power cables? this board has quite a few power sockets, 20+4pin 2x 8pin and a optional 6x pcie for the pcie lanes, are you trying with the same cpu/gpu/memory, the problem might be one of the other components, also these boards have qlogger that you can check and a post...

Its a a voltage issue with elpida ram on some cards. The vcore drops dynamically but at times it is not enough to sustain the memory at the clock rates, thus causing a crash, running constant voltage can fix this.

I'd like to see a comparison done on a cross fire system with 2600k and 4790k @ same clocks but with 4790k running 2400mhz memory, seems like crossfire/sli benefits quite a bit from more memory bandwidth.

I have a p8z68v for sale in my thread, willing to let it go cheap.

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It's actually a cool stresser, unlike synthetic prime and others. I settled on 4.7ghz on lower voltage, runs much cooler and stable.