Faisal A

No, nvidia does not own lmg or ltt

It it has a cool touch it could a a inaccurate reading. The core temp is always higher then the heatsink temps though. What is your core voltage and what speeds are you running at. What cooler do you hav

What core voltage have you got. Have you removed the plastic protector. How much pressure is being applied. Are you using nockoff thermal paste? You might need a bit more then a grain of rice, bu not too much

In that case it is an inaccurate reading or opening steam is an intensive task. Download AIDIA64 trial and stress test your CPU. If temps stay under 90C, you should be fine

Should be fine. Some peak higher then that and it is good for average

The CPU that box uses is the Cortex A53, which is technically overclockable but voltage limitations are a big deal and from what I can find about it it's pretty intensive. It's not just slap a good cooler on it and adjust settings in bios, it looks like custom software and voltage mods are needed.

Higher end usually means more expensive. The cheap android boxes usually only use a small heatsink to cool the processor and are typically not really capable of adding better cooling to them. Whether it's a fan or a bigger heatsink. For the most part the cases are too small to add anything to them without just taking it out of the case, or modifying it. In my opinion they aren't worth doing anything like that to. Most are not overclockable and usually depending on the model you get they already do what they say without overheating or even needing an overclock, I've bought a couple cheap ones to mess around with that are for 4K streaming and they work perfectly fine for that. It more or less depends on what OP wants to do with it.

your home profile pic is an apple computer lol, by higher end do you mean more expensive??
 

You can cool it by adding a bigger heatsink on top of the SOC, adding fans would be better.
These things are cheap, probably not worth it, better just buy the higher end.

Depends on the kernel support and ability to root those. I wouldnt get my hopes up.

We have the RX 580 to satiate us for the time being, what I really wanna see is the 5900 XT to clap back at the 2080 ti.

Alright just making sure, I just recently upgrade and my previous build (2015) didn't do that and I just wanted to get a second opinion on it to make sure nothing was wrong, but i appreciate the replies! @Faisal A

This is beause your motherboard switches on before switching off. It is normal for most motherboards

All GPUs will fit on to the motherboard. The case is the thing preventing long GPUs going in

Part of my little brother's Christmas gift?

Some GPU and more RAM is coming soon. Before December 24th, one might say.

The Asus 2080 Ti dual is an open shroud card whereas the 2080 Ti Turbo is a blower card. In under most circumstances the Dual is mioire preferable with now options for watercooling as well. The Turbo is better if you are doing SFF (in some cases) or if you are stacking multiple of them in the same chassis.
 
@Faisal A has the wrong idea about dual = SLI, OP is most likely referring to the Asus Dual series.

(this has been sorted out in PM)

-moved to photography-

You can buy a used rackmount server
 

You don't reallly need a rack. Some people use the £10 ikea tables or just lay them on the floor

You could reset the audio and choose new music if you used the yt video editot

Why even bother with the case, as if proprietary stuff hasnt caused enough trouble

ive fixed it! i just re-seated the ram into different positions and it fixed now. thanks for trying to help though

This might help
https://superuser.com/questions/56157/why-is-all-my-extra-ram-marked-as-hardware-reserved-in-windows-7

I was kinda hoping for a little more than that. None of the LG models look great except for the 34GK950F-b, except it’s about twice the price of the MAG341Cq