Ahmad96Ragab

it was months ago, Chrome doesn't record this long

Hello, A few months ago, I came around a really cool looking and nicely designed gaming website. It was red colored (not IGN) and has a side menu, with big images for the articles headers. It must've launched recently as I searched for the top gaming websites and I didn't see it among them. I'd like to have another look at it, any help appreciated. Thanks and have a good day.

I had an older AMD FM2+ system, A6-6400K APU with a GA-F2A55M-HD motherboard and 4GB of 1600mhz DDR3 RAM. Barely touched it since I built my new Ryzen system. My little cousin asked if she could have it, and I didn't really mind. I took the case out and cleaned it up and ran CoD:BO2 multiplayer to check the system. The system shut itself down 5 minutes into the game. I opened it again and ran HWMonitor to check the temperature of the CPU, IT WAS AT 102°C IDLE . . . I raised the curve of the fan speed to the max, and it barely got under 99°C. I noticed that the stock cooler was spinning slowly. I thought it was dust, so I took it out cleaned it even more and replaced the thermal compound on it and on the CPU. Nothing changed. The temps remained the same, and the system kept on shutting down not long into any game. So, it's obvious I need a new cooler, but the problem is I noticed that the motherboard doesn't have mounting holes in the back for a back bracket for any of the coolers available for me right now. The available coolers in vendors near me are CRYORIG H7 and Cooler Master Hyper 212 Turbo. I just need someone to confirm if any of these coolers would fit in this motherboard, and if not, what other coolers would you suggest or recommend for it. Motherboard URL (GA-F2A55M-HD2 rev. 3.0): https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-F2A55M-HD2-rev-30#ov Thanks!

I've been using the APU for more than a year now, and it's not fun I tell you.

I don't think you understand the agony of having to use an AMD APU for a year.

Can't afford i7-6700K right now So I put my money in a good motherboard so i can upgrade to the i7 in a few months

Will the CPU work properly? Keeping in mind the motherboard is ASUS Z170-A.

I want to upgrade my APU from A6-6400K to A10-7860K Although the A10 is a FM2+ Socket APU, it does not appear on GIGABYTE's "CPU Supported List" :http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?v=AE72F6F9D4ADD0D792E0D7E5598B25FDAE03783FACAD607F24E2247B82F7946B&s=AMD Socket FM2%2B&cs=AMD A55 I tried picking the A10 on PCPartPicker.com and my motherboard didn't show up! My motherboard is GA-F2A55M-HD2 (rev. 3.0): http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4807#sp So, is this some kind of a typo or somebody forgot to write this APU in the list, or this isn't the right one to upgrade to? Aside from the above ... The APU is part of an upgrade I'm making to my PC and I'd really appreciate if you take a look and tell me if it's good or can I get better. APU - AMD A10-7860K Black Edition ~ 110$ Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO ~ 30$ Memory - Kingston HyperX FURY 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1866MHz ~ 76$ Storage (SSD) - ADATA Premier SP550 240GB ~ 64$ Storage (HDD) - WD Blue 2TB ~ 70$ Graphics Card - Sapphire Radeon NITRO RX 460 4GB ~ 140$ To put it straight, I don't game on regular bases. My main use for my PC is Photoshop and quite a lot of background multitasking while working, although every while a game could get my attention and I play it, and the game that happens to get mine at the moment it The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, I played the first two games and I liked them so much, and the fact it's getting a GOTY edition gives me another reason not to hold it any longer. I've seen the RX 460 benchmarks for The Witcher 3 and it's good enough for me. I know I won't be using the IGPU of the APU when I get the RX 460, but Amazon doesn't ship Athlon processors to Egypt, where I live, and the only Athlon I found here is 80% overpriced! Just to let you know why I'm getting an APU and a standalone GPU. Thanks in advance to all of your replies.