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Hey guys. I'm in the process of switching psu to a more powerful one since I'm also upgrading my gpu. Question is, do I have to change the cord going from the wall to the psu or can I keep it? I know I have to change all the cables inside the pc.

i only have the 3 things showing, cpu, gpu and framerate

Was just wondering if any1 knows what this square under the stats rivatuner is showing means? Haven't seen it before until today. It's just spinning and I have no idea what it means.

Yea, I wanted to put that strip between the PSU shroud and the side panel but there just wasn't enough space unfortunately. Do you know if I can cut away that connector and the strip will still work? Will take note of the low wattage, even though I haven't encountered any issues yet. Thanks for the pointers

Decided late last year to build my first ever PC after just having owned pre-builts. Decided to go with a Ryzen based system, since I really like what AMD has been doing on the CPU side recently. Specs: Mobo: Asus Rog Strix B450-F Gaming CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x Ram: G.Skill SniperX 2x8 Gb 3200Mhz CL16 GPU: Asus Rog Strix 1070 CPU Cooling: Originally a Hyper 212 Black Edition, now swapped for a Fractal Design Celsius S24. Storage: 500gb Samsung 860 Evo and a 1TB HDD salvaged from my previous system. PSU: EVGA 550 BQ Case: Fractal Design Define C Posted on first try, and I must say that building it myself was a great experience. Have done some modest OC of both CPU to 4,2 GHz all core, and +100 on GPU core and +500 on memory speed. Since it's my first build I would love some feedback of things I could do better for future builds. Greetings from Sweden!