Gaerlim
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I have 16gb but I see your point, thank you! I think I'll stay with the G4560, thank you!
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Sadly the price difference between 7500 and 7700 is huge in my country.
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Thank you for the advice this is what bugs me too people tell Dual Cores are not enough all the time but i performs really well.
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I don't think I can use Coffee Lake with my B250 mobo though, can I?
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I'm sorry I think I was misunderstood I already bought 1060 and 8 gigs of ram.
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Hello everyone, I built my first gaming PC earlier this year with a G4560, a B250 mobo, 8 gigs of ram and a old GTX580 from a friend. After lots of saving I was able to buy a SSC 1060 gb and another stick of 8 gigs of ram just a couple days earlier. Now the question I have is I just earned enough money to buy an i5 7500. Should I buy it or just wait? Like will the 7500 get old in a couple of years and I'll have to buy a new cpu anyways? TL;DR: Would getting an i5 7500 over my Pentium G4560 be worth in any case? Both long and short term. PS: Sorry for any spelling, grammar mistakes.
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I just updated my BIOS before seeing your edit but still no luck, I guess motherboard has a problem.
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I changed the headers of two fans now the new fan works perfectly fine but the old one is running at full speed I suppose it has something to do with the motherboard.
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Fan is directly connected to the motherboard on chasis_fan 1 header. Just tried it again and no luck it just won't show up in any way in windows or slow down even a little bit.
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I don't think that's the case since CH2 fan works without a problem. Edit: Going to give it a try on DC mode again brb.
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It constantly runs at full speed and as the Ai Suite or any other software won't detect it.
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Yes, that is the fan. It's plugged into the Chasis_Fan1 header. As for the fan curve thing, I tried setting a manual curve for the fan when it was on DC mode but still when the PC boots it goes full speed.
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Hello everyone I built my first PC earlier this Spring, bought a Corsair 100R case and had a 3-pin exhaust fan(supposedly a SP120 without RGB) at the back with it. I installed it on my Asus Prime B250M-A motherboard and never had a problem. The Ai Suite 3 controls it well etc. However I recently bought a SP 120 to use as an intake fan and I never had more problems with any other electronics in my entire life. It has both a 4-pin and a 3-pin connector. The problems go as listed; When plugged in with the 4-pin connector it won't work in any way even the BiOs won't recognize it. However when plugged in with the 3-pin connector the BiOs recognizes it and the story starts. When I select DC Mode it will work as it should be while in the bios but when windows boots it will always run on max RPM and Ai Suite 3 won't recognize it. But again it works as it should when I'm in the bios variable speed and everything. When I select PWM Mode it will run at full speed at all times which is not a surprise since its connected with the 3-pin connector. TL;DR : 3-Pin connected Fan will go full speed(and only full speed) when booted up while another 3-pin connected fan works without a problem. P.S:Sorry for any grammar, spelling mistakes.
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No, no what I meant was with that psu and a really bad case it would cost me 250 USD. If I were to get a somewhat decent case and that PSU it would cost me at least 300 USD.
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First of all thank you for your super fast replies, I guess I will be getting a 1600 instead of a 1500X. The problem that I had with the ram frequency is that some of the videos that I watched on youtube(benchmarks and etc) Said the frequency over 3k didn't even boot so they had to manually change it, I guess that's not the case thank you for that. And for the PSU, I would love to get a better one but PSU prices here are so high and with a trash can case that PSU you are talking about would cost me 250 dollars. And as I mentioned I live in Turkey. Edit: I will buy the parts from retailers here since internet shopping for electronics is not much of an option here.
