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I don't have an AIO header on my motherboard and I had it before on CPU header. Should I put the aio back onto CPU header? If so, where should I put radiator fans on? CPU_OPT or somewhere else?

Done and made cha go full but I still don't see any big difference in CPU temps from before, so maybe the problem wasn't the cooler but airflow the whole time. For reference I had arctic freezer 34 esports duo before.

Should I also move radiator fans move to CPU_FAN then?

Hello, I've just installed an EK-AIO 240 D-RGB in my pc but I've heard aio pump should be running at 100% all the time. I do not have pump header on my motherboard so I plugged it into CPU_FAN header, with radiator fans into CPU_OPT. When I tried to set cpu fan control in bios to 100% all the time with manual, the radiator fans also spin at max speed. Is it possible to change speed cpu fan speed for main but not for opt? My relevant hardware that might impact this is: MB ASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS CPU Ryzen 5 5600x GPU MSI rtx 3060 aero ITX CASE NZXT H510i (fans on radiator set up to pull) My temps have not improved that much so I've clearly done something wrong, can you please help?

I don't put my PC to sleep tho, I am turning it off and this one monitor is still freaking out.

I don't think it's the speakers, power supply sounds like the case and it's a bit annoying. I tried it and it doesnt as it get awoken for some reason and keeps looping in "no signal" loop

Yeah I don't know what causes this, although it might be worth mentioning that sometimes whichever monitor is selected as main will go dark for a moment before turning back on, and it happened on all 3 of them when they were as main. Already tried DDU-ing drivers or updating, didn't help.

I use displayport to hdmi cable, guess it counts as an adapter, but it's not connected to the monitor that fails to sleep, it's plugged to one of the monitors that go to sleep with no problem

Hello, I've tried googling but didn't find anything that would help me so here's what I've got. I'm running asus b450M-K with ryzen 5 2600, rx 580. HTC Vive linkbox (when not in use plugged out) and 3 monitors, philips 223v, hp 24w and new ViewSonic XG2405 Gaming (running @ 144hz with freesync enabled) Please note that only the new viewsonic monitor does not turn off when I turn off my pc, my other 2 monitors go to sleep just fine. When I turn the pc off, the monitor goes off as well but every 15~ seconds it turns back on to display "no signal" and it loops, and sometimes it won't stop even when I manually turn off the monitor and I just have to plug it out. Also it makes a silent humming sound which I don't know why doesn't go away even when playing with brightness so I don't know if I got not 100% monitor or just my settings are wrong. Please help, Thank you.

They are pretty chilly as it happen shortly after the game has been loaded, or in the moment of clicking contine/start benchamrk, or during loading. CPU is about 48 - 53, GPU is around 58 - 63 in AC: Origins and I have no idea about VRAM and motherboard. Also, if it helps, sometimes when this crash occurs, both monitors go black saying no signal and periodically about each 5 seconds they seem like they got some signal before showint the same message again. As if driver has crashed which I thought to be the case before so I clean reinstalled older drivers with DDU in safe mode.

Nope, thought about it but it's kinda useless as I would be bottlenecked by old CPU

So, I'm not sure whether this really is caused by vram shortage or not, but I can't think of anything else. When I have just firefox opened on my second monitor, and in the background rainmeter on first monitor, flux and MSI afterburner, the vram usage is 1 - 1.5GB (Isn't that a bit too much). When I tried to benchmark AC: Origins, I got to menu easily but I noticed that vram usage went up to 2.4~GB. After I pressed start benchmark, the game just suddenly stopped, there was no error message, no popup, just crash and desktop. This was happening to me on AC: Unity as well but I thought it was shi*** optimalisation on that one and just uninstalled it, but when I think of it, I got into the game but as soon as I ran around the corner the same stuff happened with just popping me back to the desktop. Is there a way to test vRAM to know if it's faulty or not? My setup is: (I got it for 385€ refurb so it's not all new) MB: some Dell stuff CPU: i5 3470 GPU: GTX 1060 3GB Storage: Game was being run off a samsung evo 750 PSU: Chieftec GPB-500S / 500W 80+

Currently on laptop with second 4:3 monitor. My mouse is SS Kana v2 (regretting this decision), laptop keyboard (with vinyl however, if it's not good it might as well be pretty), and old, sometimes nonfuctioning logitech g430. Those headphones look dope, would love to win those.

Looks compact and powerful, would be great to bring this with me to LAN parties with friends where we usually play coop games & have to cramp 4 of us in front of small 15" laptop screen

I've never had my own mech keyboard in my life, got to try typing on one in school and MAN, that clickity clakity is worth anything.