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i've had it where the stock cooler is louder than the aftermarket one too
that's, like, the norm. and the biggest reason for normal people to buy separate cpu coolers. stock ones are notoriously loud

Aftermarket coolers are almost always objectively better than their stock counterpart.

i've had it where the stock cooler is louder than the aftermarket one too
that's like... how it almost always goes, though

I feel as though it's important to mention that it's not because stock coolers are bad that they're loud; it's just that, since they use such small fans, they operate at ridiculous RPM (about 3000-4000+ AFAIK) whereas an aftermarket cooler's fan might only spin at around 1200-1800 RPM.

Don't be afraid to use a stock cooler if you have to, they're capable of doing what they need to do but they're definitely loud as forget. I had to tone back the one in my younger sister's computer because it sounded like a loving turbo-jet when it really got going.

would i still need a cpu cooler if i'm getting non-k? i don't mind paying the extra money but if its truly not needed then i don't want it

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/RYZGf8

heres the updated list of my build
Dont get a 980ti, buy a 1070 or 1080  instead. They're a newer generation and thus they will be allot faster.
Dont buy an i7. Except if you need to render videos
Didn't read last page

alright, i'll keep the cooler and get the 1080. appreciate everyone's help on this, really helped me out


performance seems on-par/slightly below for non-dx12 games, but noticeably higher for dx12 games

People said id be on par with a 980
Im slightly dissapointed

Guys is it just me or did something get released today? I just can't quite put my finger on it.

i like how AMD was touting how they improved power efficiency and then it turns out the RX 480 can barely match previous-gen Nvidia cards built on 28nm. this thing alone can consume more power than a GTX 1070. the stock cooler is a complete overheating fest and reportedly noisy. not only that, it violates PCI-E power spec. GG

while it has great performance/price ratio, wait for aftermarket coolers with more PCI-E power connectors. or wait for the GTX 1060
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just gave away a gtx 970 for the cost of a large pizza.

that's the weird thing, I've been noticing only about half of the drivers are bad and half of em are good, there's people going "It's great this stuff rocks" and then others "why won't it work It won't work It won't even display stuff on my monitor"
See, you keep saying this, but you never link anything
I just googled "gtx 1070 driver issue"
If there was an issue affecting a whopping 50% of 1070 owners,  then someone,  somewhere, (perhaps one of the many pc gaming or tech sites,) would have written an article about it.
But instead, all I find is a couple people having trouble installing them on outdated windows 10 installs.

i like how AMD was touting how they improved power efficiency and then it turns out the RX 480 can barely match previous-gen Nvidia cards built on 28nm. this thing alone can consume more power than a GTX 1070. the stock cooler is a complete overheating fest and reportedly noisy. not only that, it violates PCI-E power spec. GG

while it has great performance/price ratio, wait for aftermarket coolers with more PCI-E power connectors. or wait for the GTX 1060
You make it sound like AMD made the stufftiest GPU ever

the 480 sounds pretty cool, tho i'll probably wait for a custom one, because those are always better than the reference ones