GrimReapez

Are you sure its not 4/7/20 . Unless thats from the future haha

I have a ryzen 2700x and i did not see my power plan options until i updated my chipset on my motherboard .
You can update your chipset by searching your motherboard model on AMDs website! 
Give it a try! 

I got this old Nexus 7 Tablet from a family member , It would not turn on , so i ordered a part for it , and now it loads up , They want me to save the pictures on a usb for them .
 the problem is that im locked out of the tablet.
I asked my family if they remember it , but  they told me they forgot .
 
How can i bypass the tablet lock screen , Any programs recommended for me to use ?
 
P.S : Im a new IT Student , so this info can help me in future cases

The Nex model is pretty weak, but even if it went bad (which it shouldn't until after a couple years) it shouldn't increase the GPU temperatures.
 
It's a good question what else could be causing the higher temps though. I can only think of little things like if you unplugged a case fan and forgot to plug it back in afterwards.
 
And it's not like getting rid of the EVGA Nex is a bad thing. I just hope you don't end up having spent more money without fixing the problem.

Id just sit on it and wait for Ryzen 3/5 and see if the platform gets its gaming performance fixed. I'm assuming OP is playing 1080P, the GPU is fine for that for sure.

i'm still looking on the web to see if I can find somebody that has a "real" machine with better parts to see how the game runs for them.
your machine isn't bad by many standards.
could also be that it's in BETA and kinks aren't ironed out yet.

did you play with vsync enabled?
the requirements page also say this............ " On very-low settings the Minimum requirements will yield 60 FPS @ 1920x1080 "
 

id say it might be best to remove the dust inside the heatsink and when you still have not low temps you might want to replace the thermal paste with a better one but i myself dont really bother with my fire radeon hd 4670 at 98c

Have you set a custom fan curve with something like MSI Afterburner?  My fan curve has changed without my knowledge before.

you can add a case fan directly to the gpu

I will get back on it then , gonna open my pc and see if anything i did is in my part , will only take a few , and ill come back to see if the problem is still occuring or solved.

That shouldn't be the case. Even though the G2 is better, the NEX isn't a bad unit. JonnyGuru backs up my words in this review.

No, if anything it would lower the clockspeed, but if your PSU really isn't powerful enough it just wouldn't work. Anyway, 650W is enough for that system.
 
Are you sure all your fans are still plugged in, or maybe something else changed, like the orientation of your power supply, or maybe a cable stuck in a fan or something?

The onboard graphics works regarless of a cable plugged in. Switching to "Discrete card only" will disable output from those ports and force it through the discrete graphics card.

it's an ATX board, and it also supports 4th generation processors like the 4590, so everything checks out fine, these parts are compatible.

I think I'd wait to see what the next generation of processors brings.  The 8350, while I wouldn't recommend for a new build, it still does it's job relatively well.  There's not really much point in spending around 400 USD for something that does just a smidgen better.

I would go for msi personally just because looks , cooling and performance

MSI for overclocking, Sapphire for cooling, XFX if it's the cheapest.

All graphics cards are compatible with all motherboards, unless you're talking about some really, really, really old AGP affair, which you're not. Because graphics cards are self-contained units with their own processor, memory and cooler, you only need to worry about two things when it comes to compatibility of graphics cards: your power supply and your case. Your power supply needs to have enough power and enough PCIe power cables, and your case simply needs to be able to physically accommodate the thing.

I do. I don't care about noise. I care about temps
Yes

In theory you could use both, although it's recommended to use identical sticks. Do you actually need 16gb though? 8 is usually enough for modern games.

The GPU will work. The RAM youre taking about is DDR4, you need DDR3 ram for that system. That being said, 8 GB is more than enough for most tasks.

Your GPU will work fine and you have more than enough power, however that ram is DDR4 and you need DDR3, something like this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231568