Speedfreak33

Thanks for the advice, I’ll check it out ?

Right any advice would be appreciated please. Seems my system temps aren’t great, and alot hot then expected. (Hitting 72c on cpu and 50-60c while running gpu and cpu stress test) measured with cpuz, hwmonitor and ryzen master windows 10 64bit Ryzen 1700 running at 1.25v 3.8ghz on all cores asus x470i mb asus gtx1080ti (running at stock) g skill 3200 (running at 3200) 750w psu 240 and 120 rads , ddc pump and 5x 120mm fans (2 for front intake, 1 at rear for intake and 2 at top pulling hot air out) all fans and pump at full speed. First time building in an itx case, so are these temps normal? seems to be trapping a lot of hot air in the case so I made a bit of a getto mod to the top to help but these temps still seem high. Any suggestions please peeps? oh and I live in the UK, so not really hot here

Would like an Rx480 to replace my water cooled toaster! (R9 290x)

Just thinking/guessing on speculation that playstation4 and xbox one sell more games then PC. Theses consoles run Amd chipset, so if I was a game company I would want to optimism for this. Hence partner with Amd and the Asynchronous compute thing. Only want to know people's thought on the matter? Thanks for the nice reply oshino shinobu

Could 2016 be the time for a new Amd rig? Or will Intel spank the cpu market again? And Nvidia be the card to have again? But with VR, DX12 and what looks like more games partnering with Amd because of the consoles market, could this be team reds year? Crystal ball anyone? Lol Interested to know others opinions?