Crosshair V Formula-Z Fire Problem Solved

	On the top of the board there is a 4pin power connector and an 8pin. I was only using the 4pin when I should have been using both. The 4pin alone was rated for much less voltage.
I will also be replacing the 240 Radiator that had taken a bit of fire damage.  I plan on installing a 360mm rad on the top and separating the mobo from the radiator with the fans.

Here were my settings for the fire.

Fire! Fire! Something is very fishy.

I think I might have something wrong with my PSU or something. This is really starting to irritate me. It happened in the same spot. I think it is on the back moffset.

January	Here is a pic of the front moffset
and here is a pic of the rear moffset	This is inside the case. You can see the fire damage.

Started to OC AMD FX 8350 @ 4.5GHz with Great Temps.

I made my RAM at 1866 MHz and got my CPU up to 4.5 GHz  I ran AMD OverDrive Stability Test for 2 hours and the temps are looking great.

I'm going to try and hit that magical 5.0 GHz and keep it stable. I will also have to change around my GPU loop. Not really sure how I'm going to run it yet.

Just added EK-FB ASUS C5F-Z and Created a Dual Loop

Since I added the MOBO block I decided to split the loops. I put the GPU on it's own loop with a Alphacool NexXxoS Monsta 120 Radiator and a 800 l/hr pump.

It's pretty crammed. I have to clean up the lower half of my case.

Just ran Prime95 overnight.

Everything is on stock speeds.

RAID-0

It looks like Spaghetti and I have to clean it up. I just mounted the SSD to the side carriage and setup the RAID-0. That was a pain in the ass. I also mounted the CM Megaflow for a push pull in the front. Surprisingly it actually dropped my CPU temps by 5C