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I just installed a new CPU cooler (Coolermaster ML240 L) everything is working fine, however, the fans are going keep changing at the speed, they are going high and low. even though I'm not using any programmes? I don't know what's causing this issue. I have changed the motherboard Q-Fan to silent and but yet the same issue. CPU: AMD Ryzen 1700x Motherboard: Asus crosshair vi hero GPU: GTX 1070 Thanks

I just removed the T4 because I bought Coolermaster 240p L and I just installed it the temperatures around 39 with normal use but I'm having an issue with the sounds that the fans do, it's so annoying I don't know why the sounds are loud even though the CPU and the fans are not running at full speed.

I have done a reset and the system still freezes I’m sure yesterday before i installed the rams no such issues I think it could be that the cpu is not giving accurate temperature because even when I use 100% of the cpu i get 55 celsius

will check and get back to you

tell me about the unstable overclock could it be the reason? because everything seems good, but maybe the overclocking?

I have checked it seems fine but I don't know what's causing the freezes when the CPU is stressed ?

I used to do some Cinebench tests on my ryzen 1700x and it was always fine, until yesterday I moved the ram to another slot and it was a bit tight because it's near the CPU and the Coolermaster T4 was tight and I couldn't get enough space, so I started to use some force by inserting the ram below the T4 and I think it has moved especially upwards. now after I do the tests the PC freezes for seconds and gets back to normal and then freeze again, could it be that I have loosened the contact between the cooler and the CPU (thermal)? Thanks,

Yes, I'm using the least settings for fans and yet it's still loud I need a very silent pc so I can focus on work, I used to own iMac 5K and it was 0db noise. Yes, I meant the T4.

I want to switch from regular fans to a CPU liquid cooling, the reason is that I want to reduce the noise, so If I changed would it help reducing the noise? My current setup 2 intakes at the front, 2 outtake fans one at the top and the other at the back, 1 CoolerMaster CPU T6 cooler with one fan. I'm thinking of removing the CPU T6 Cooler and the top fan and switch it with Corsair Hydro Series™ H100i v2 Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler. will this reduce the fan noises? Thanks

Hello Everyone, I so confused between choosing which one to learn and which one easier to understand and develop, in the web development I know the basics HTML and CSS and I'm currently learning backend, but I'm thinking of switching to the IOS Swift programming since someone told me the market for the ios apps is much better than the web development and mentioned that it's not that hard, but when I searched online a lot of people talked about how is the Objective-c and swift are hard, is that true? any advice on which one is better and easier? I'm currently learning web development but maybe I will change. Thanks.

I think you are right since I go for the speed than accuracy I will try to reduce my speed just to be more accurate.

but these keys are the only keys that I mixed all the time.

am I the only one who can't get over mixing these two letters together? my typing is very good but the only issue is that I keep mixing these letters together the M with the N and the R with the T? is this normal or do I need to find a solution? Thanks

The new Macbook Pro is a great device I really like the small footprint, but there is one thing that I couldn't get over it (Keyboard) the new MacBook pro has the worst keyboard that I have used in a laptop, I can't even describe it, I know some people like it, but I type a lot and daily and it's the worst typing experience if you can get over the keyboard then maybe you will like it.

which one do you prefer the hard mousepad or the soft mousepad? and why?

in my local store, there are only Mx cherry switches. what do you think about brown vs clear?

did you like the typing experience in the Topre Keyboard?

The only problem in the HHKB is the arrow keys.

LOL

I don't know if this is the right place to write this topic but, I want to know which keyboard is the best for typing a lot, I heard that the following models are the best is it tried had anyone tried these models? 1) Vortex 75% - Grey CNC Case - PBT DSA Keycaps - Cherry Mx-Clear [CNC Aluminium Casing] 2) Realforce 87U Tenkeyless 55g 3) whitefox keyboard

I would go with the XPS, nice design and a great laptop

what is the best keyboard for typing and for programming? mechanical keyboards or the old model keyboards? any suggestions? Thanks

why?? isn't the dead pixels something normal on monitors? or it after a while there will be more dead pixels?

I bought Acer Predator XB1 4K monitor, I really like it but this is the third replacement that been sent to me. The first one had a problem with the DP (it couldn’t detect the source). The second one had multiple dead pixels around the screen (and I sent it back). The third one that I currently have also had dead pixels (found two after two hours of usage. I read online about multiple gaming brands had the same issue with the gaming monitors like Asus and other, and most of them have dead pixels. should I return it? or should I continue using it ignoring the dead pixels? a friend of mine had the same problem with an ASUS 2k monitor 165hz.

I never used a high refresh rate I always used the standard 60hz and I do like the 4k resolution but I'm thinking of trying the 165hz because most of the users who tried the 165hz said that if you try it you will not go back to any 4k monitor with 60hz, this is why I'm confused which one should I buy?