@The Last MethBender fucking waste

@Gale I've got an EVO

what's with the salt lol @YeetshirtNinja

Ah nah not yet dude but I've got good recipe for tablet. I'll get you a pic pm of them if you'd like

im not salty and you saying i am is an easy cop out

I'd rather let Lebens lick my fucking eyeballs and try to extract pineal wine out of me than trust Jackie for computer advice

nigga you sound salty

HOW U GON GET ANGRY ABOUT PARTS?

@Kazza aye why not, send em when you're ready

Thats um lovely Sweater

nah its just you dont fuck one chip and you are the master of oc now and anyone can do it somehow with no issues

when ive seen plenty of parts fry out premature

when did i say anyone can do it somehow with no issues

@Limmat would you oc a 1080

you implied no worries to oc and its normal to do with any k processor cause reasons

Just get your gpu stock overclocked

probably not cuz i'd get plenty of performance out of it

why would you overclock a 1080

Anyway i am taking no chances with my next build, getting a cit case with 6 fans and buying a watercooler for my cpu.

well it kinda is, that's what intel turbo is

>gets watercooler
> leaks over new gpu

Wait so hold on

isn't 6 fans and a water cooler a tad overkill?

aye, spork's got it, if you wanna really overclock, get it OEM or Manufacturer OC'd

Its already stock OC'd

@TheBigMandont even jinx it

the difference in oc isnt worth the risk to the processor

And you OC'd it more?

Oooooooooof

happend to my brother, wasn't covered in warranty

and over time it wears it out

3.6 is the stock on mine, 4.3 is the boost clock, 4.7 is my OC

then he killed himself

*over time*

Founders edition if for nerds anyway @Potato Man

My room gets hot in the summer i dont want to risk overheating.

its like putting a turbo on a car..... if the engine wasnt turbod from the factory its bad for it over time even when its stable

you wear out parts

Do you not live by yourself potato? could you not simply turn the AC on?

@sweatercowsandsass CPU's come with profiles that you access in the bios, usually called 'boost' which is essentially a manufacturer approved OC

^