Adam Khai

Yeah, I always clean it every 1-2 weeks. Yeah, my 2x140mm front intake fans pull in.

I removed my dust filter and the temperature drops from 83c to 73c when playing Resident Evil 2 Remake. I guess my PC lack front airflow intake?

I removed the dust filter and my temperature drops from 83c to around 73c. I guess my PC airflow was choked?

Around 1860 Mhz.

I see, thank you very much for helping. Maybe in a few months I'll change my PC case to a better one.

I am using S340 Elite case with 4 fans. I am not sure how fine is the dust filter, but I'm using the one that comes with the casing.

I just purchased this graphics card yesterday and I've been playing games with max temperature of 80-83c. I was wondering if it is normal to have this temperature when there are 3 spinning fan? I have checked some reviews or benchmarks on YouTube and they have max load temperature between 60-70c. Is it because I played games in 1440p with high settings or it could be my PC case has bad airflow?

Thanks for replying. Zotac brand has promotion for this month in my region. It is the cheapest 2080 card I can get.

I am planning to buy Zotac RTX2080 AMP Extreme Core to replace my old GPU. The problem is that I am worry the RTX card still have issues of being dead or producing artifacts. Sorry for my bad english.

I recently upgraded to Ryzen platform. I used default settings in the BIOS and I tried to turned on XMP to get 3200Mhz. I noticed my games are crashing, freezing and sometimes I get BSOD. But when I changed it to default 2133Mhz, everything is fine. I read somewhere that you have to manually set the timings, increase/decrease voltage or overclock your CPU. I am scare to overclock my CPU but it would be nice to get the maximum 3200Mhz for my RAM. I use Ryzen 7 2700X, Gigabyte Aorus X470 Ultra Gaming and GSKILL TRIDENTZ (2X8GB) 3200Mhz.

I recently upgraded my Intel 8400 to Ryzen 7 2700X and I am wondering why my PC keeps crashing games on Windows 10. I’m using version 1809. I ran 3D Mark, Aida64 & superposition benchmark for stress testing and it seems the PC is working fine. I check for driver updates using Driver Easy and all drivers are latest up to date. The temperature for both my CPU and GPU averaging around 70-80.

I’m planning to upgrade my intel i5-8400 but I’m not sure to choose Intel i7-8700K or Ryzen 7 2700X. I’m playing games at 1440p using my GTX1080. I use couple of software such as MATLAB for signal processing and machine learning.

Thanks for your help man. Appreciate it. I'm not in a rush to upgrade or anything.

I'm currently using Gigabyte Aorus Z370 Gaming 3.

Yeah. In my country for the price 9700K you can get 8700k and a decent liquid cooler.