Hiro Hamada

So my build is kinda ready and runs fine. I have planned on buying a Samsung LC24FH70FQ a 24 inch monitor but I have planned to buy a nvidea 1070 Ti card that supports g sync. But the monitor does not support gsync. Will I experience screen tearing or bad frame rate during gaming?

I did not apply the thermal paste while installing the H45. I saw the preapplied paste and just installed it. Is there a problem?

But I still don't know does the motherboarf has PWM control over the sys_fan headers. In tomshardware forum someone has said it does have pwm control but some say it does not

Okay I have successfully booted up my pc after 2 hours of my first time assembling the PC and took a couple of scary thoughts during the process but everything is fine. I haven't installed the OS yet but at the BIOS the cpu temperature is around 27 to 29°C. Is it safe? Can I install my windows 10? I am running a corsair h45 cooler on phantom 530 and I plugged in the 4pin cooler cable to cpu 4 pin header and another 3 pin cooler cable to the 4 pin pump header in my MSI ATX Z370A PRO motherboard...Please clarify me of safe temperatures and tell me if something is wrong

Yes but idk why the button to turn off and on the i/o LED is not working. Woaw but really thanks for the pictures! It is really helpful

Yes the back of the mobo panel but the led light is on the case not the mobo

Hello Cabinet - NZXT Phantom 530 Mobo - MSI Z370A PRO There is a back i/o led light and a led switch at the front of the case. Where exactly should I connect the 3 pin connector on the motherboard? There is a multi - 3pin hub at the back of the case but it does not seem to control the back i/o led switch turn on and off

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Hello Cabinet - NZXT Phantom 530 Mobo - MSI Z370A PRO There is a back i/o led light and a led switch at the front of the case. Where exactly should I connect the 3 pin connector on the motherboard? There is a multi - 3pin hub at the back of the case but it does not seem to control the back i/o led switch turn on and off

Thank you very much...but please tell the team to reply a bit sooner Regards Hiro

I do not understand. Where should I connect the 4 pin connector and the 3 pin connector? My mobo has 1. CPU Fan header 2. Pump fan header 3. Sys fan header Where should 3 pin go and where should 4 pin go?

Coraair H45 - It has a one 3 pin cable and one 4 pin cable MSI ATZ Z370 A PRO - It has only 4 pin connectors...no single 3 pin connectors If I connect one of the 4 pin connector to the CPU Fan in the mobo, where should I connect the other 3 pin cable coming from the cpu cooler?

My issue is connectivity. I mean where should I plug this hub into the motherboard? Which ones can give me the fan control? Should I leave the fan hub unused?

I just pm linus and asked him for a help. Hope he does something lol

Then I guess we should talk to linus about this. How to mention him in this forum? How come linus didn't see this? He should totally make a video explaining fan connections in detail. Not to mention that all in one fan connector that comes with NZXT case

Well I bought a case nzxt phantom 530 and I saw this fan connector(image attatched) and I am very confused how to use it or where to plug it...Also I have no idea whats the difference between system fans and pump fans(ik cpu fan connector because it goes into the cpu cooler) I need help if video help if possible to explain me Also tell Linus to make a video about this...A very detail about fans, connections and this nzxt fan connection hub

I was seaeching and I found a quantum dot tech monitor and I am using a nvidea 1070Ti card. So will I experience tearing? I mean it has AMD Freesync

Sorry I didnt know. Well is adaptive sync necessary for a 1080p gaming at 144 fps for a buttery smooth gaming?

So you are saying that a monitor having an AMD freesync will not give me a smooth fps while I use an nvidea card on it?

Hi In a gaming monitor, can an AMD Freesync support a nvidea card and a nvidea g sync support an amd card?

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So will I notice a difference in a 27 inch @ 1080p?

Hi guys I've been hitting google with the question what monitor is better for gaming and I found out that 27 inch will have a blurry pixel density at 1080p but the correct pixel density would be at 24 inch monitor. Now if I buy a 27 inch monitor will I even notice that difference? Can I go for a 27 inch gaming monitor?

Whats the difference between a pump fan and a system fan?

Whats the difference between a pump fan and a system fan?