MrMcArtur

my hand is 17.5-18 cm long and 9.5-10 wide. Should I get the zowie ec2a or ec1a?

GPU: Gtx 1080 rock edition (windforce) Ok, so I just finished building my first PC. And when im playing any videogame (100% load) my gpu always goes to 82 degrees. I tried setting my fan curve to 100% when it reaches 75 degrees but its the same wether itthe fan is on 75% usage or 100% it remains on 82 degrees, the only difference it makes a SHITLOAD of noise, if the gpu fan is on 100% it sounds like a fucking engine when I walk in my room. Does anyone know why? WHat should I do? I have 1 intake fan in front and 1 exahust. Should I get new system fans (my case is front is closed) Phanteks p400. Please help

Yea I know, but which one is better. I dont care bout the brand. I care about comfort and features

I know you could grab any chair and just throw in the "gaming" to its name and it can be much more expensive. But im looking for a really good comfortable chair that I can be in hours upon hours nonstop without getting uncomfortable. Im deciding between a dxracer f series or a N seat pro 600. Which one is better? Also if you know a better chair than those 2 for the same price range (no more than 330) Thanks

Thanks to everyone that responded

Alright thanks

Alright that makes it more clear thanks

CPU: I know it does everything and its the brain... but what does it actually do, how do 1 and 0s become pixels, does the cpu make them pixels?

Ok so for the past few months ive been doing non-stop reaserch (building my first computer, I knew basically nothing before) and Ive learned alot of things... But something that ive never seen is how the parts actually work. Can someone explain what do these parts do, this is what i think they do CPU: transforms 1 and 0s that applications,os,etc give to actual pixels on monitor? RAM: feeds 1 and 0s to cpu (I dont understand why the application cant give it directly to the cpu)? GPU: a beefy gpu for gaming the rest I understand. Any answers will be appriciated Keep it as simple as possible

Have 1 exahust in the back and 1 intake in the front, even tho case doesnt allow for much intake (phanteks p400)

Ok thanks, and also. Does setting it at 100 reduce its lifespan by alot? is it cheap to get gpu fans replaced?

I have a gtx1080 g1 gaming rock edition (windforce) and it gets waay too hot while gaming under 100 load (82 degrees). So I went to my msi curve thing and set the fans to goo 100% when it reaches 82... It still is at 82 why isnt the speed affecting the temps?

Around how long will my gtx 1080 last if everytime I play a game it goes up to 82 degrees. I want i to last like 5-6 years before I upgrade

Thanks to everyone that responded I will definitely do everything you guys said, even tho im a bit scared to replace the thermal compound because that means opening up my very expensive gpu. Anyway I will buy other fans. Btw anyone know how I can adjust my system fans speed?

I dont know how to rasie the fan speed, I have the cam monitoring app. Should I be worried, because when the gpu reaches 82 it says it might damage the lifespan of the graphics card