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    Hi there I need to upgrade my laptop's memory capacity, and the only kit available for me right now is a 8GB PNY 2400MHz CL19 stick. My laptop is currently running a 2+4Gb at 2400 CL16. So I was wondering if I could loose too much performance in the switch. Thanks for your time
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    Um, sorry, I have an R5 1500X @3.8ghz+8GB DDR4 2400MHz, RX 480 GAMING X 4GB, B350M-A, EVGA 600 BQ
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    BTW I have a MSI RX480 GAMING X Looking at the graphs, it seems like the power is throttling too, and seems that its unable to maintain the max frequency, although the GPU load maintains at 100%
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    This in Ultra and Low settings low-settings.mp4 ultra-settings.mp4
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    VID-20191216-WA0019.mp4
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    Is this CX450M hold for an GPU upgrade, let's say like a 1070, or a Ryzen 7???
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    Hi there, this is my setup Ryzen 5 1500X RX 480 Gaming X 4G 8GB RAM Asus B350M-A Prime 1xSSD, 2xHDDs 1xLED Case Fan My current PSU is a ThermalTake TR2 430W I'm planning to buy one of the two PSUs of the title https://www.pcfactory.cl/producto/27286-fuente-poder-600w-80-bronze-da600 This one cost about 65-67 US dollars https://www.spdigital.cl/products/view/59283 The EVGA is about USD$80
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    @fasauceome and what about facts that prove one cooler is better(gaming x) than the other one(armor) .
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    @JM21 @mail929 @Jurrunio. LOL I know that logically, the gaming x should be better, but he sayed that the Armor is better because the pipes touches directly the GPU and the Gaming X has a copper plate. And I just don't have a solid argument to prove him.wrong
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    A friend of mine says that his RX 580 Armor cooler is better than my RX 480 gaming X. How can this be possible if my GPU is a higher branch?
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    @bindydad123 , @circeseye, thanks for answering, I figure out what was causing the crashes: it was - apparently- a malfunction between the MSI Gaming App and the MSI Afterburner. I rebooted the PC and nothing wrong happened.
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    Hi there, I have an MSI RX480 Gaming X 4G, a R5 1500x, 8Gb of RAM(ultra cheap RAM, NO VENDOR) and ThermalTake TR2 430W PSU. OK, now my computer has crashed like 3-4 at start of loading programs in the OS. The screen image corrupts with what seems like a checkerboard artifact's grid. One time in past week this happened, but it was after I stumbled with the PC desktop. So... What could possible be this issue? Thanks, and greetings from Cuba.
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    Hi there, the problem is the following: Installed the latest drivers I have available the 18.11.1, and felt a shitty performance, so without noticing installed the chipset drivers and it installed and older pack (17.2). At first I thought it was the reinstalled OS (1809) but later testing (GR Wildlands benchmark) I noticed a 10FPS loss and a different CPU And GPU usage.
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    Many thanks to all of you.
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    OK thanks for tips, but here the power bill is very very cheap though.
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    So undoing the CPU OC, with this should be enough for handling the RX480??? What about underclocking the GPU???
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    Trust me if I could I'll do it, I had thr money, the problem is that I can't pay in here an insane amount for a PSU. I stated that I wanted to last at least 1year, because maybe I can get an EVGA 500W or an Corsair, both 80+ certificated. It's very complicated to be a gamer here.
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    Yes I now, but I live in Cuba, so US trade blockade/embargo, rips off my chances of shipping to my location. It's impossible to me to acquire in decent price a good PSU. This one cost me 70 bucks here. The 550CX are @$100.
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    I also have a SSD, and 2 HDD drives, as well one Corsair LED case fan.
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    Hi there, I have an GIGABYTE 1050Ti Windforce OC, the one with on extra power plug. So I'm thinking to change for an MSI RX480 Gaming X 4G. I have read that this card TDP is 150W, so I'm wondering if my PSU would hold it, at least for another year. My PSU is a ThermalTake TR2 430W, the newer version. My setup: ASUS B350M-A PRIME AMD Ryzen 5 1500X @3.8GHz BIOS pre-made OC profile 8GB DDR4 2x4 1050Ti from Gigabyte Thanks for reading this.
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    Hi there, recently I buy an used monitor, and I didn't realize how used it was, a big mistake I'm paying now. So today I perceive a serious of tiny, very tiny, red dots organized in a pattern, my guess is they are subpixels. Is there anyway to fix this, I have pixel healer program. I can't buy another monitor so I kinda f*****, I know. Well, thanks for listening. PS. The dots are red but my cellphone camera didn't show it correctly.
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    Oh ok, Thanks a lot. And this tec what really does?
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    Hi there, I purchased a home 27es monitor and activated the HP enhance+ and the image quality quicky bumped up, now I wonder if this cuts the screen's lifespan.
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    The mobo is an ASUS B350M-A, and last night after taking the pictures of the rig an the RAM, I assembled the PC as usual, and voila... No video signal. Take out one RAM stick, and signal, try the other one... nop, nothing. I started to worry at that point, but I call a friend and he told that clean the ram with alcohol and heated it with a hair dryer. After it cool off, I try again and... It worked. F*** the cheap RAM. Quite an scary night. After that ran some stress test to the memory and a few games and it behaved stable.
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    The PSU cable are too short, that's why cable management is almost impossible
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