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  1. glenalz81
    I prefer to leave my AIO pumps at a fixed speed, usually around 80-90% and have a pleasent fan curve set.
  2. glenalz81
    Is it still your original GTA V game install?
  3. glenalz81
    HWinfo64 is a good option, as is the customizable sensor panel within Aida64.
  4. glenalz81
    Pretty sure i'd class a CPU running almost 50% below average results a problem. Have you monitored your temps/clocks while running the benchmark?
  5. glenalz81
    I think you may be overestimating a 1050ti. If your CPU was bottlenecking your GPU the GPU wouldn't be utilized to 100%.
  6. glenalz81
    What's your ambient temp?
  7. glenalz81
    You'll be fine at 1440p, on heavier titles you also have the option of DLSS and FSR when it's available. As for the monitor there's lots of decent options atm, i'd suggest whatever IPS display with a 144-165hz refresh rate you can get the best deal on. Don't be shy with lesser brands as they often use the same panel as much more expensive monitors, find one you like then have a look at some reviews.
  8. glenalz81
    Memory is a crapshoot with regards to what IC's are used during manufacturing. The best options have already been suggested.
  9. glenalz81
    Most likely go to 4000 but Infinity Fabric might not hit 2000 so generally 3800 is the sweet spot.
  10. glenalz81
    Crucial Ballistx 3600 C16 is great and tunable easily to 3800 c16.
  11. glenalz81
    Paste looks fine. Have you removed some RAM?
  12. glenalz81
    The Liquid Freezer II series is the first that springs to mind.
  13. glenalz81
    Some AIO's use 1 connector for the pump and 3 fans. Depending on the fan power draw this could be an issue on some fan headers.
  14. glenalz81
    If you don't have a dedicated AIO/Pump header then a fan header will do in 99% of cases.
  15. glenalz81
    Likely needs a bios update as F22 is pre 3400G. Scroll down to your current BIOS and pay attention to the bold red letters, they will tell you which BIOS is needed before any others.
  16. glenalz81
    Which Gigabyte motherboard model is it?
  17. glenalz81
    Have you updated the motherboard BIOS?
  18. glenalz81
    1 x 8 pin is more than enough for your CPU
  19. glenalz81
    Here's a link to the manual, check to see if you have the dimms in the correct slots. There's various ways it will detect all the RAM but only specific ways where triple channel will work. Pages 2-7 and 2-8 of the manual. https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Eclipse_SLI/support#manual
  20. glenalz81
    MSI has recalled a bunch of faulty AIO's. Worth check on their site but yeah if the mount/paste is good then it sounds like a failing cooler.
  21. glenalz81
    Try updating your BIOS, improvements were made with compatibility over time but in my experience Corsair Vengeance was a crapshoot at the best of time with Zen/Zen+. My advice would be sell the kits you have and pick up some Crucial Ballistix and save yourself a headache.
  22. glenalz81
    Got to ask, display cable plugged in to the GPU and not the motherboard?
  23. glenalz81
    If you want the best from your 5800X then you'll need a better cooler than the ML120.
  24. glenalz81
    Unless there's a particular reason you want it the RX 6600 is available atm for £350 which is the way i'd go. https://www.cclonline.com/product/361216/RX-6600-MECH-2X-8G/Graphics-Cards/MSI-Radeon-RX-6600-MECH-2X-8GB-Graphics-Card/VGA6361/?dealevent=
  25. glenalz81
    Looks legit. Cards in prebuilts are often OEM and the extra plate is likley for support during transport.
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