Benjamin Ranaei

I recently had a friend who upgraged his GPU so I bought his old GTX 1070 at a steel (espically in this maket) to upgrade my GTX 1650 Super. The card worked fine in his rig and intially worked perfectly in mine. However, when I shut the computer down and powered it back up it would blue screen when my pc tried to boot into windows (everytime). I found out that if I unplug the powersupply and plug it back it, only then would it boot successfully. I put my 1650 Super back in and it works perfectly and boots up regardless if the power supply was unplugged or not. Any ideas? PSU: Corsair TX750 (750 watt) CPU: i5-3570k Mobo: Gigabyte GA-z77-D3H GPUs: Gigabyte GTX 1650 Super, EVGA GTX 1070 Superclocked. RAM: 16GB DDR3 1666

Underload, the CPU hits 1.224 V

I replaced the thermal paste a couple moths ago

I have an i5-3570k overclocked to 4.0 Ghz at stock voltage, when I'm playing GTA V and other CPU intensive games my CPU gets to around 80-85 °C and would maybe spike up to 90 for a second. I would not think anything of this if I was using a stock cooler or something but I am using a 120mm Asetek liquid AIO. Shouldn't I be getting better temps? Is this safe? My cpu idles around 30-35 °C on the desktop.

Good solid scores

They should be ok... maybe

Hey, Just want some opinions on budget gaming peripherals. How do you feel about buying them and using them? Are they worth it to save? What are some Keyboard, Mouse, Headphones you recommend? What Brands do you recommend? What peripherals are you using right now? Thanks! I currently have a Logitech G602 for my mouse, A Logitech G213 for Keyboard and Logitech G430 for Headphones.

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My DANK MEMES (Made them Myself!) (I put the original screenshot if anyone wants to make more)

That's respectable

To be honest i don't care

Hahah WHY? I mean at least your schools has Windows my school has.......MACS