REDNINJA2012

Noooooo....

Although that isn't much of a decrease, that is still a lot better than what you were getting. What were your load temps before?

1 GB is fine for CSGO....
OP, uninstall the video drivers with DDU and then fresh install the beta drivers and try again. 
You said you have an old Nvidia card? Try that too.
It might be dead, but it might be AMDs god awful drivers too. 

Sounds like a driver issue I'd revert to latest good driver you can, However, if your card is going out I've got a 6950 for sale that I just put new fans and paste on. It'll would get you by until you could afford a new gpu, board and cpu. 

i love the looks of the older graphic cards. also if you want to bee 100% use DDU to get rid of the old drivers. http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

cards dead guy

How long have you owned this card?

ok my r9 290 runs at low 50ies iddle its vapor x version so right now im turning off my pc and enabling all 3 fans mode instead of one till it reach 60c i dont want my card end up like this

Hmmm looks like that upcoming GPU cooler cleaning video is coming a little late for you (it's on vessel though dunno if you've seen that). I think if you cleaned it a while ago it might have saved the card.
 
So maybe that's something to keep in mind for next time.
 
Wouldn't mind seeing a picture of the card itself... how dirty is it right now?

No thats who made the bios
 
ASUS is the motherboard manufacture

I can't wait to get a job the first thing I will buy is a new gaming computer and pair it up with a 4k monitor

switching the red button on the back of power supply and then turning the computer on

Oh no no, you gotta keep those unboxing coming. I appreciate that you'd like to branch out, but you can't forget where you started from.
 
That being said, it's not like I'd unsub if you decide to do that. We all <3 you.
 
EDIT: Now that I read your post in-depth, if you keep more content coming about actual products then I think I'd be fine.

Well if you imply more demos of the product itself, more benchmarks, comparisons, and quality tests of it into the video, then I'm for it.
 
We as a community want quality and information that we can trust.

For my birthday this year i decided to buy a new mouse, i couldn't make up my mind i looked around for about a month before my birthday and i have decided. it is now one month later and i am giving my honest opinion on the Razer Taipan.
 
 
firstly the mouse has fantastic packaging that we should all be use to in terms of razer products, the mouse has nine programmable buttons, two on each side, two on top set as dpi switchers by deafult, left and right click as well as middle click. The mouse has a very good fit, my hands measure around 19cm from the top of my middle finger to the bottom of my palms and the mouse fits nicely. The mouse is equiped with a dual sensor system one of the sensors is 8200 dpi and the other is a 4g sensor.
 
The lighting has a very fimilar look which appears on the Razer Naga 2014 and Razer Deathadder 2013. The logo is set to breathe by deafult but you can turn it off just like the scroll light if that is your preference.
 
The feedback is very good and i don't notice any input lag or random movements. the Razer Taipan has really nice side grips that also occur on the Razer Naga 2014 the grips are rubber so you won't be losing grip on this mouse anytime soon. The cable is braided so it gives the mouse a very nice feel and is also equiped with a golden USB connector. The Razer Taipan also includes silent feet so it will keep some of the noise down when you are gaming. The mouse is also ambidextrous so it doesn't matter if you are left handed or right handed.
 
In razer synapse 2.0 you have the ability to make custom presets for your dpi so when you click the button you will be notified on what your current dpi is and there is 5 sensitivity stages which you can set. If you have a standard mousemat or a Razer mousemat you can calibrate the mouse to what mat you are using.
 
In conclusion this mouse is suited to people with hands around 19cm high. The mouse features a 4G 8200 dpi dual sensor. the mouse is very nice to the touch with nice grippy side grips and a matte feeling body. the mouse sells for around $90 Australian Dollars.
 
 
Thankyou all feedback welcome
 

For my birthday this year i decided to buy a new mouse, i couldn't make up my mind i looked around for about a month before my birthday and i have decided. it is now one month later and i am giving my honest opinion on the Razer Taipan.
 
 
firstly the mouse has fantastic packaging that we should all be use to in terms of razer products, the mouse has nine programmable buttons, two on each side, two on top set as dpi switchers by deafult, left and right click as well as middle click. The mouse has a very good fit, my hands measure around 19cm from the top of my middle finger to the bottom of my palms and the mouse fits nicely. The mouse is equiped with a dual sensor system one of the sensors is 8200 dpi and the other is a 4g sensor.
 
The lighting has a very fimilar look which appears on the Razer Naga 2014 and Razer Deathadder 2013. The logo is set to breathe by deafult but you can turn it off just like the scroll light if that is your preference.
 
The feedback is very good and i don't notice any input lag or random movements. the Razer Taipan has really nice side grips that also occur on the Razer Naga 2014 the grips are rubber so you won't be losing grip on this mouse anytime soon. The cable is braided so it gives the mouse a very nice feel and is also equiped with a golden USB connector. The Razer Taipan also includes silent feet so it will keep some of the noise down when you are gaming. The mouse is also ambidextrous so it doesn't matter if you are left handed or right handed.
 
In razer synapse 2.0 you have the ability to make custom presets for your dpi so when you click the button you will be notified on what your current dpi is and there is 5 sensitivity stages which you can set. If you have a standard mousemat or a Razer mousemat you can calibrate the mouse to what mat you are using.
 
In conclusion this mouse is suited to people with hands around 19cm high. The mouse features a 4G 8200 dpi dual sensor. the mouse is very nice to the touch with nice grippy side grips and a matte feeling body. the mouse sells for around $90 Australian Dollars.
 
 
Thankyou all feedback welcome
 

For my birthday this year i decided to buy a new mouse, i couldn't make up my mind i looked around for about a month before my birthday and i have decided. it is now one month later and i am giving my honest opinion on the Razer Taipan.
 
 
firstly the mouse has fantastic packaging that we should all be use to in terms of razer products, the mouse has nine programmable buttons, two on each side, two on top set as dpi switchers by deafult, left and right click as well as middle click. The mouse has a very good fit, my hands measure around 19cm from the top of my middle finger to the bottom of my palms and the mouse fits nicely. The mouse is equiped with a dual sensor system one of the sensors is 8200 dpi and the other is a 4g sensor.
 
The lighting has a very fimilar look which appears on the Razer Naga 2014 and Razer Deathadder 2013. The logo is set to breathe by deafult but you can turn it off just like the scroll light if that is your preference.
 
The feedback is very good and i don't notice any input lag or random movements. the Razer Taipan has really nice side grips that also occur on the Razer Naga 2014 the grips are rubber so you won't be losing grip on this mouse anytime soon. The cable is braided so it gives the mouse a very nice feel and is also equiped with a golden USB connector. The Razer Taipan also includes silent feet so it will keep some of the noise down when you are gaming. The mouse is also ambidextrous so it doesn't matter if you are left handed or right handed.
 
In razer synapse 2.0 you have the ability to make custom presets for your dpi so when you click the button you will be notified on what your current dpi is and there is 5 sensitivity stages which you can set. If you have a standard mousemat or a Razer mousemat you can calibrate the mouse to what mat you are using.
 
In conclusion this mouse is suited to people with hands around 19cm high. The mouse features a 4G 8200 dpi dual sensor. the mouse is very nice to the touch with nice grippy side grips and a matte feeling body. the mouse sells for around $90 Australian Dollars.
 
 
Thankyou all feedback welcome
 

Minor earthquake near Canberra last year (3.7). More like a little tremble. But it did lead to this fantastic image: 

2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS