Darkr

Hey all, I need some advice as regards to the fan/airflow layout in my Meshify S2. Right now, I have the CPU double rad mounted on the front, as it did not fit at the top. That means that I had to put the 2 intake fans at the bottom of the case (see image). The single outtake fan is in the default case position, at the top left. My worry is that there isn't enough air going into the case, as there's only 2 140mm intake fans at the bottom blowing directly into the GPU (I'm mid-upgrade atm - 6800 XT coming soon!) and the right one is nearly completely blocked, and that might mean that my components just won't have enough fresh air. Right now my CPU (3900X) runs rather hot at around 70-80 degrees under load, and I fear it will only get worse when I add a beefy GPU. Any advice? (red = blowing outwards, blue = blowing inwards)

My friend asked my to make him a build for gaming, but idk what to downgrade. His budget is around 590 pounds, and im stuck at 690. --- Thank you all for the great help!

My friend asked my to make him a build for gaming, but idk what to downgrade. His budget is around 590 pounds, and im stuck at 690. Here is the build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Darkr/saved/3mTJxr

I wanted to clean my monitor, cuz it was very very dirty. But even after cleaning it with a tiny amount of water, the smudges and dots remained (see attachments) How can I clean these?

I'm an owner of a corsair force 3 120gb ssd, and was wondering if raid0 would work with other models of the same ssd, or even a sandisk one that is the same capacity.

might be bcos im still in high school

sennheiser game zero

Sorry for this kinda wierd thread, but does this happen to you too? Or just me? I have closed back headphones but they do not cover the bottom of my ears which makes me hear my roaring 390 as it spins up and makes me less immersed in the game... Idk if this is supposed to happen, just that sometimes i press in the bottom of my headphones and i can just hear soo much clearer...

So my chair is pretty screwed up. I can see the plywood through the sitting-part lol... And i decided I need a new one. So I went on amazon and was shocked by the prices. However I spend a good part of a day sitting in my chair, Up to 8 hours on the weekends and up to 5 hours on the weekdays... So I wanted a good, quality chair that will last me a while and will be comfortable af to sit in, as well as look nice. On the German amazon (I live in europe) I found a pretty solid dxracer chair for 200 euro ex shipping https://www.amazon.de/Bürostuhl-Schreibtischstuhl-Chefsessel-Armlehnen-Stoffbezug/dp/B0056YNWVO/ Even though it's fabric, I think that it's pretty good value. I searched the British amazon, and I found a best-seller chair from a not-so-popular-for-gaming company for 80 pounds, which is about 90 euro https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brand-Designed-Racing-Swivel-Office/dp/B00KY055GU/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1479042839&sr=8-3&keywords=gaming+chair Well my question is, is the dxracer worth it? Or should i just go with the cheaper version and spend that 110 euro on a PC upgrade?

yeah i can't even get to 60 on all lowest settings lol

xfx r9 390 mafia iii

Kombustor furmark, 1440p 8x aa

After over clocking to core 1123 and memory 1595 (no voltage changes) my 390 from XFX is running at 91-93 degrees c, in a stress test. Is this normal?

Also, does This modder friendly policy applies only the United States and Canada. mean that I wont be able to RMA my card if i overclock it?

I have a XFX 390, and I want to overclock it, but dont wanna risk losing it. The warranty states: Overclocking our products does not void the warranty as long as there is no physical damage to the product or missing components. However XFX Support will not be able to assist you in overclocking the product. But when they say no physical damage to the product, do they mean that if I burn it up by incorrect voltage settings it will be physical damage?