Your cpu uses LGA1155 socket. The i7 4770k is LGA1150 socket. So, yes, you would need to change the motherboard.
however, you should be paying attention to some of the responses you received, specifically mkenyon's.
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"I Need a New PC!" 2014 Part 1. 1080p and 60FPS is so last-gen and your 2500K is fine
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Your cpu uses LGA1155 socket. The i7 4770k is LGA1150 socket. So, yes, you would need to change the motherboard.
however, you should be paying attention to some of the responses you received, specifically mkenyon's.
On the wired front I'm not complaining, I tested the lounge PC at 2.70mb/s today.
The model is more problematic, it is the last modem from French ISP Orange but I have no clue about which manufacturer is behind it.
That's the one (sorry for the French, but the technical details should be self-explanatory) : http://liveboxplay.orange.fr/fiche_tech_play.html
There's the issue. They mandate that the modem have 6 weeks paid vacation and 35 hour work weeks, so it drops tons of packets.
(I know extremely little about networking, knitoe is a wireless guru)
The modem / router combo has 2.4 / 5 GHz frequency. If your device can, connect to the 5GHz. Generally, the different frequency have different SSID names so select / enter the name for the 5GHz during the device setup. Definitely, the Nvidia Shield can connect to the 5GHz. The Vita can't due to only 2.4 GHz capability.
Also, mostly modem / router combo from the ISP are crap. It's better to get your own modem and a separate router. Are you paying monthly and renting the modem / router from your ISP?
Seriously. No point worrying every time a dev comes out and gives demanding specs. You'll spend the next few years worrying.
I'm pretty terrible right now, but I just got back into it last week. I got ranked yesterday at Silver Master Elite. I'm getting back into CS shape though. Hardest part was weaning myself off of modern FPS tendencies...mainly aiming down sights. I'm past that now and doing much better.
And I really want the Rival...but I feel like the drivers would cause my PC to destruct.
Playing tonight?
Ehhhhh..... not much benefit to Haswell outside of emulation. I still prefer the Z77/Ivy platform personally.
Wow those look amazing, expensive too! Too bad there aren't browns. Not sure how I feel about more stiffness.
Cheers, I'll check out the low profile ones. Apparently the CPU cooler is pretty big, or so I've been told.
The reviews on Amazon are pretty good on the power supply, averaging 4 and a half out of 500, so I think I feel pretty safe going for it.
On the basis of heat/OC'ing/price? Maybe if those are priorities... I'd still stick to the current Intel tech :>
Cool, so I can solve the problem but some hardwares won't detect the signal then... Just for information, would it be possible for the modem to broadcast at 2.4 and 5Ghz at the same time ?
About the second part of your post, the modem / router is 3€ each month. I'm not against buying specialized products if the quality is better though.
Edit - Oops, a big thank you for your time guys, I would be totally lost without you. Well, there still is the support line, but it can be really hit or miss.
If it's dual band, then, yes, it can broadcast 2.4 and 5 GHz at the same time. And, instead of paying to rent inferior products, it's better to buy your own equipment. It will pay itself overtime since you aren't paying for rental cost. Just ask your ISP what modem will work on their network. You will also need to pickup a router.
What motherboard do you have?
I have a Gigabyte Z87X-UD4H with a CM 212 EVO and the same RAM and the RAM slot closest to the heat sink does not fit underneath the CM 212 EVO, but it doesn't need to since there's enough clearance/distance from the fan on the heatsink in relation to the seated RAM.
In any case, you can always move/raise the fan a bit away from the RAM if you can't fit it.
Sword Of Doom
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Will the sleeved corsair AX series cables fit a Seasonic X750?
Nope.
Hey hey, I didn't say DON'T do it. I just said to only go that route if they are delidding.
Also, I've now delidded 3 procs with the vice/hammer method. It's way less scary after the first time.
*edit*
There's also a Caselabs STH10 for sale in Toronto, local pickup. Saw it on OCN. You should go big before you go small for good.
Hmm, what would be a good choice of modem and of router in your opinion ?
Wired
Main PC, NAS, Media center, Consoles
Wi-Fi
NAS, Handhelds, Nvidia shield, let's throw in a wireless PC too
I don't have all this stuff, but aim for it.
Problem is, if I change the modem my ISP will fuck me and I will lose access to their internet phone service (exotic signal IIRC). But as much as I prefer wired hardwares, a wi-fi signal this lousy defeat the purpose of a good part of my project.
To be clear, a connected environment is a thing that have interested me for some years now. And now that I have the chance to build it, I see that the bare minimum is not met in my home. Hence the posts maybe a little vague.
For the modem, contact your ISP. They should be able to tell you which one are compatible to buy. Some of them have internet phone service so you can continue to have that service. As for which router, depends on your budget. Then, google for indepth reviews and comparisons.
They do it based on serial #. It's a 3 year warranty, no matter the owner.
Kiru
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Awesome! I bet games are feeling like butter now.
Yeah, what was happening before was I was near-maxing everything and my framerate would stutter, then I'd lower the settings and not be pleased with the results, so I'd go back to the usually-smooth-but-every-ten-seconds-it'd-hiccup setting.
Now it's all gravy.
Edit: And an SSD, too.
NETGEAR Nighthawk R7000 or maybe that new Linksys WRT AC router?
I have the former works great, but the Linksys is better specced/newer, and just seems beefier and better designed for heavy use.
The fan is attached with clips. You can easily offset it a little higher on the heat sink to allow some ram clearance.
Dr_Boris_Goltz
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Can somebody explain to me how my stock GPU settings get a better Furmark score than my OC settings?
It's a GTX 760 with an offset of 82 MHz and a memory offset of 420 MHz.
It's a GTX 760 with an offset of 82 MHz and a memory offset of 420 MHz.
Need help configuring my sound!!!
Ok, so my front headphone jacks DO NOT work.
I bought a USB device that has a headphone and mic port so that i can plug in my headphones when i dont want to use the speakers.
Problem is that when I unplug my headphones from the USB device, shouldnt it automatically start using the Speakers again?
Right now, when ever i want to use speakers or headphones on my usb device, I have to keep going into the settings and changing it back and forth.
Is there a way it can automatically switch to speakers when I unplug my headphones?
Ok, so my front headphone jacks DO NOT work.
I bought a USB device that has a headphone and mic port so that i can plug in my headphones when i dont want to use the speakers.
Problem is that when I unplug my headphones from the USB device, shouldnt it automatically start using the Speakers again?
Right now, when ever i want to use speakers or headphones on my usb device, I have to keep going into the settings and changing it back and forth.
Is there a way it can automatically switch to speakers when I unplug my headphones?
I made a few changes for you.
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant / Benchmarks
CPU: Intel Core i5-4440 3.1GHz Quad-Core Processor (£128.43 @ Amazon UK)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler (£25.95 @ Amazon UK)
Motherboard: Asus H81M-A Micro ATX LGA1150 Motherboard (£39.64 @ Ebuyer)
Memory: Patriot Viper 3 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory (£52.30 @ CCL Computers)
Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive (£42.99 @ Amazon UK)
Video Card: MSI GeForce GTX 760 2GB Video Card (£169.98 @ Ebuyer)
Case: NZXT Source 210 Elite (Black) ATX Mid Tower Case (£38.65 @ Scan.co.uk)
Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply (£36.76 @ Amazon UK)
Optical Drive: Lite-On iHAS124-04 DVD/CD Writer (£12.12 @ Amazon UK)
Total: £546.82
(Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available.)
(Generated by PCPartPicker 2014-04-16 22:26 BST+0100)
I'm not even sure you need the CPU cooler since you won't be overclocking, but whatevah. Keep it in there if you like things to be nice and cool.
So my used 780 came in the mail today.
WoW on Ultra, in 1440p, is 50FPS in the crowded city. Not badddd.
I was not aware Skyrim looked so much better from High to Ultra, and locked at 60fps.
Boy was my 6870 holding me back. And its so much quieter too.
Im ready for Dark souls II
WoW on Ultra, in 1440p, is 50FPS in the crowded city. Not badddd.
I was not aware Skyrim looked so much better from High to Ultra, and locked at 60fps.
Boy was my 6870 holding me back. And its so much quieter too.
Im ready for Dark souls II
Only overclock Kepler cards in increments of 13.
Refer to this chart:
You're probably getting artifacts from not enough volts/power, or stuff not staying cool enough. Try more volts.
It's like 20-25% IIRC. 780 is much more worthy.
GAF, this probably isn't the greatest place to ask about integrated graphics, but I wanted to give it a shot.
I recently updated to the most recent driver on my Win 8.1, i5 HD 4000 equipped, Samsung laptop (10.18.10.3496).
Problem is, after upgrading I've been experiencing these contrast flashes. The contrast will flicker to high contrast, then reset soon after to the normal contrast. It's infuriating, and it happens system wide.
Google and the research that I've done hasn't resulted in any fix so far, so I was wondering if any of you have experienced something like this.
Do you guys have any ideas outside of reverting the driver?
I recently updated to the most recent driver on my Win 8.1, i5 HD 4000 equipped, Samsung laptop (10.18.10.3496).
Problem is, after upgrading I've been experiencing these contrast flashes. The contrast will flicker to high contrast, then reset soon after to the normal contrast. It's infuriating, and it happens system wide.
Google and the research that I've done hasn't resulted in any fix so far, so I was wondering if any of you have experienced something like this.
Do you guys have any ideas outside of reverting the driver?
Dr_Boris_Goltz
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It's not going above 58 degrees, and I don't think that's all that hot.
It's odd, it sticks at 37 FPS seemingly no matter what I do. Any ideas why that would be?
Here's my Precision settings:
If anyone is looking for a sweet deal on a 280x this poster on Tom's Hardware has one (the tri--fan Gigabyte model) for $210 plus shipping.
Thanks for the recommendations man, I really appreciate all the help I can get.
Is their any difference between the Corsair and the Patriot RAM?
And what difference is there in the Radeon R9 270X and GTX 760?
Sorry about the silly questions!
Bring memory back down to stock, work up core clock more. Try to see what frequency it's hitting during the benchmark.It's not going above 58 degrees, and I don't think that's all that hot.
It's odd, it sticks at 37 FPS seemingly no matter what I do. Any ideas why that would be?
Here's my Precision settings:
Dr_Boris_Goltz
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I put the core up to 117 and here are my Furmark results:
It never said it went above 966MHz during the benchmark.
Also thank you for the help, I'm pretty new to overclocking in general.
Its good. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_U2414h.htm extensive review. 11.8 ms response delay means its fast enought.
TBH, I'm unfamiliar with the Furmark benchmark. Try running 3DMark Firestrike or Uningine Heaven.I put the core up to 117 and here are my Furmark results:
It never said it went above 966MHz during the benchmark.
Also thank you for the help, I'm pretty new to overclocking in general.
Dr_Boris_Goltz
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