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wot do u mean speach prblm m8 ther is nuffin rong wit my speach or the wey i tipe
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That should really be one of the first things you check when GPU temps don't seem right, it is for me at least. You probably don't even need compressed air to clean it, with those types of coolers you can usually just remove the fans with a couple screws and brush of the layer of dust that builds up on top of the heatsink with a soft paintbrush. -
Would help if you said what CPU you have got, although 80C is high for most CPUs really.
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Dust in heatsink? Even though it's not a blower type cooler, dust still builds up in the heatsink.
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If it's just going to be used for cleaning computers you should be ok with a small 2hp 20litre compressor for around £100/$130. One thing I do recommend though is making sure you get a moisture trap as it's not a nice feeling when you go to clean out your PC and end up spraying water all over it (I speak from experience).
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DongCorp "The main website for all your dong needs"
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No it supports most GPU's. http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/msi-afterburner-beta-download.html
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But it can't be an April Fools joke, it isn't funny and sometimes illegal to impersonate the US government.
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You can use something like HWmonitor and alt-tab after playing for a while to check the temps or you can use something like MSI Afterburner + Rivatuner and have an in-game overlay.
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Sounds like something is overheating, possibly the CPU. Check temps while playing.
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First of it's keyboard not key broad I have never personally seen a keyboard that need's 'unlocking' (probably before my time), but I found this forum thread that may help you out: http://www.sharkyforums.com/showthread.php?118668-Unlock-Keyboard-(old-skool-computer-question)
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Well then to me it sounds like there is either something wrong with the CPU header or the pump is damaged is some way, although it is strange that the pump starts working after 17 minutes as you say. I would try a different header on the motherboard and check the BIOS settings just to be sure, if that doesn't work I would maybe look at getting one of those 3/4 pin-to-molex adapters as they are very cheap and see if that fixes your problem. Failing that, I would contact Corsair and see if I could RMA the cooler, IIRC they come with a 5 year warranty.
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Where have you connected the pump to? Maybe its not set to come on until something reaches a certain temperature, a bios setting perhaps. In my case I have a 4-pin to molex adapter that I have connected the pump to, this ensures that as soon the computer turns on the pump will turn on instantly and run at full speed. Maybe you have it connected to a chassis fan connector that is only set to turn on when the temperature reaches X amount.
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Cool, I just thought it was a strange amount of RAM to have, you usually see like 32, 64, 128GB, still a multiple of 8 though so probably not that unusual, I don't deal with servers very often
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56GB of RAM? How'd you manage that? Did you notice the "Scores and Stats" link at the top of your results page.
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Bethesda releasing 58GB HD texture pack for Fallout 4
callum92 replied to shermantanker's topic in Tech News
I think I can just about manage to find space for it.
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Click on the Performance tab in task manager and click 'Open Resource Monitor' at the bottom, the disk section here will you give you much more detailed information on what exactly is accessing the disk and should help you to figure out what is causing the problem.
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They should redirect all this effort in to producing some content that is worth watching.
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RX480 would be a nice upgrade from my GTX480
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The clicking sounds likely point to a PSU problem, like the OVP or OCP is being tripped. The fact that the pc doesnt even post and you cannot get to the bios reinforces this. Either the PSU itself is broke or there is something else causing it to trip, have you tried booting with just the essentials connected? Unplug power from all drives, disconnect all fans except CPU fan, use 1 stick of ram, check that 24pin and 8/4pin power cables are connected to mobo properly. See if it boots now.
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I've bought lots of computer parts off ebay, just make sure you buy from a reputable seller with plenty of positive feedback and you should be fine. The only issue is that if you ever need to RMA a product, sometimes the manufactures can be dicks if you say you bought the product off ebay.
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Try this, go to windows power options and click "Change advanced power settings", then scroll down to where it says "PCI Express" then "Link State Power Management" and check what this is set to, it's probably set to off if you have high performance active. Change it to "Maximum power savings" and restart, then go back and change it to "Off" again and restart once more. See if that helps. May just be an issue with that setting.
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Does the same thing happen when the card is under load?
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Has to be better than the first game, the gameplay was so boring and repetitive. It's a shame because it has so much potential, but for Ubisoft, it seems gameplay is right at the bottom of their list of priorities when making any game.
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