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re: PC Discussion - Gaming, Performance and Enthusiasts
Posted on 11/24/14 at 6:47 am to ILikeLSUToo
Posted on 11/24/14 at 6:47 am to ILikeLSUToo
Build completed, working on the pictures.
The scariest part was installing the CM EVO cooler and trying to decipher the instructions.
Any up-to-date guides on what to do post-OS install?
After 8.1 was finished, I ran the memory test and everything seemed fine. I downloaded and installed drivers for everything I could think of (inc Mobo, GPU)
Activated MSE and updated, and installed a program (HWiNFO) to see if the temps were okay. CPU and GPU temps seemed fine.
Now I want to make sure everything is running as good as it can (e.g. make sure my memory is running at advertised speed). What should I do next?
The scariest part was installing the CM EVO cooler and trying to decipher the instructions.
Any up-to-date guides on what to do post-OS install?
After 8.1 was finished, I ran the memory test and everything seemed fine. I downloaded and installed drivers for everything I could think of (inc Mobo, GPU)
Activated MSE and updated, and installed a program (HWiNFO) to see if the temps were okay. CPU and GPU temps seemed fine.
Now I want to make sure everything is running as good as it can (e.g. make sure my memory is running at advertised speed). What should I do next?
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Posted on 11/24/14 at 12:34 pm to HobbsTheTiger
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Now I want to make sure everything is running as good as it can (e.g. make sure my memory is running at advertised speed).
Download CPU-Z and look at the memory tab for speed and timings. What's your RAM rated for?
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