Recent content by tuyen

Tj.Max for a 2600K is 98 degrees C, which means it will be exactly the same for a 2700K.

You hit 70 with water?? I'm between 68-73 on AIR with a Noctua C14 at full load running 4500 on a 2600K. If you're hitting 70 with water, I would seriously double and triple-check your cooling gear, and possibly consider replacing it. That's way too hot for water.

If you had diabetes, you'd be restricted to a hell of a lot more than just sandwiches. To say "I'd rather have diabetes" shows true ignorance.

I would call it useless rather than lazy. However, I suppose you can say it's lazy because you only have to set things up at the router, whereas with password authentication, you have to set things up both at the router AND at each client that wants to connect to the router.

That would only be effective if you have a completely air-tight case AND the exhaust unit is attached to your case completely insulated so that it doesn't leak. This sounds good in theory, until you realize that an air-tight case is, by definition, dangerous. The whole idea of keeping your CPU...

Okay...so...I'm sitting here scratching my head, trying to figure out WHY you would use MAC filtering as your only source of "protection". If you're tech-savvy enough to set up MAC filtering, then you're obviously tech-savvy enough to set up WPA on your router with a secure password. Why are...

I know exactly how you feel. I'm exactly the same when it comes to heat. I hate it, and if I could live in a winter-like climate 365 days a year, I would gladly do it. This would only save you a couple of degrees, at most. The only way that moving your computer into a different room would be...

So you paid an extra 67% in cost, and got about 10-15% increase in frame rates. :rolleyes: