Kaustav Adhikary

No the fan is plugged into CPU fan header.

Before reinstalling, the cpu fan always ramps more than 5000 rpm and cpu temps never crossed 65 C.

I have already tried to do that. But command center says that the fans ar spinning at 100%

hello everyone, recently I decided to change my thermal paste. Ever since I reinstalled my CPU cooler, the CPU fan never ramps up to 5000 rpm under heavy load. So under load the CPU temp goes to 80 - 85 C instead of 60-65 C and starts throttling. I have tried changing BIOS settings such as Smart Fan Control etc, tweaked with fan controlling software. They constantly tell that the fan is spinning at 100% while the RPM is only 3500-3600. I have tried clearing the CMOS but nothing helps. My CPU is running at stock speed. My Rig: AMD FX- 6300(stock) with stock cooler MSI 970A- G43 mobo Corsair Vengence 1600 MHz RAM Zotac GTX 1060 6GB GPU Corsair VS 550 PSU 3*120 Case Fans Any Idea of what is causing this issue? I have tried plugging the CPU fan to Chasis fan header and ran it at 100%. But the fan sits at 3500 RPM regardless. Thanks In Advance.

Thanks for reply. Can you tell me what my DRAM voltage should be? And if I overclock my RAM to 2133MHz will my overclocked fx-6300 take advantage of it? And will it be safe?

I have overclocked my corsair vengeance (1x8GB) from 1600 mhz to 1866 mhz using 1.703v. I have also overclocked my fx-6300 from 3.5 ghz to 4.2 ghz using 1.279v. I have stressed both and both seems to be quite stable and the temperatures are also under 75c after 1 hour of stress test in aida64 extreme. I have also played some games for few hours and my system hasn't crashed yet. My case has good airflow and I am using the stock cooler for my processor. So is this overclocking safe? Or should I get my RAM back to stock speed?

I have a GT 610 in my PC. I cant game on it. So I want it to play games. But my father is not going to give me a new GPU. CPU: FX-6300 Mobo: Msi 970a-g43 RAM: Corsair Vengence 4x2 PSU: Corsair VS 550 GPU: Nvidia GT 610