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  1. Since i i installed a clean windows and started playing games and started rendering as well,my pc seems to feel less responsive or in some cases laggy,when i checked ram found two of them faulty send them to RMA but the other two r working fine still its very less reaponsive another thing when the pc turns on i hear clicking noises,can anyone help?

  2. 37 minutes ago, minibois said:

    yep, 100% sure.

     

    Here are the sources used:

    Overall source: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1169026-how-many-watts-do-i-need-20/

    CPU power use source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/9051/amd-ryzen-3900x-3700x-zen2-review/index.html

    GPU power use source: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-gtx-1070-ti-gaming-8g,5338-4.html

     

    Again, I used this formula:

     

    500W + 100W would be 600W, so 650W would be more than enough in that case.

    But I always take manufacturer recommendations with a grain of salt and do some further research in any case.

    thnx

  3. 47 minutes ago, minibois said:

    Ah alright, I only asked because I hoped you weren't going to purchase these parts new, but it makes sense to get a new PSU after an RMA.

    yep, 100% sure.

    The way I typically calculate the needed PSU wattage is by taking the power a CPU needs at most + power a GPU needs at most + 100W.

    The power needed from reviews of course.

     

    For your system that is: 170W + 190W + 100W = 460W.

    So a good 500W PSU would work even.

    The TX650 and RM650 are both very good PSU's and thus would work very well with the system.

     

    Main difference for most people will be the full vs. partial modularity.

     

    In the website of asus its written 500W recomended + 100W for the cpu,r u sure 650 is fine at full load?

  4. 27 minutes ago, minibois said:

    Both would be perfectly adequate for the build.

    Are you upgrading your PSU, or buying all these parts new, out of curiousity?

    i have these in my pc suddenly my pc started doing random restarts so i claimed rma as covid-19 is present in the world,product is short so they returned me money,now i have only 650watt in options only both of these corsair units,r u sure its enough?

  5. i'm currently using asus rog strix z390f gaming motherboard which comes with a single addresable rgb header,now i'm planning to use the cooler master ml360r rgb liqued cooler ehich comes with an addresable rgb controller,along with this cooler i want to use 3 more addresable rgb fans in my casing,the cooler comes with a 4:1 argb splitter for all 4 connections of rgb including the pump,now shall i use a splitter in the controller again or is there any other way,and i want to know how addresable rgb works with aura sync?!

  6. 3 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

    Mount as intake so its getting only the coolest ambient temperature to reduce the heat in the radiator, rather than recycled heated up air from inside the case (in its current position as rear exhaust) - easiest way to test this is just take it off as rear exhaust, leave side panel off and let it sit outside the case doing its job and see if that helps (using ambient temps) - if it does, a second fan will help also.  I also highly recommend TG Kryonaut as thermal paste, as it drops temps 3-5c in all applications I test.  

     

    The real fix is a better cooler for that hot CPU.  Its typically recommended (when running higher end components) to use 240mm rad per item (I.E. 1x240mm rad should handle any consumer CPU without an OC.  If you wanted to add a GPU to that loop it would be typically recommended to run a second 240mm rad.  I have ran a CPU and GPU on 2x80mm radiators before, but that was a 77w processor and a 130w GPU.

     

    In my case, I have 2x240mm and 1x120mm rads on just my CPU (cause OC madness) - not even a 240mm rad could keep any decent OC on my chip (AIO) so had to build a custom loop.

    thnx will try and let u knowm,also if u have any better ideas plz let me know!

  7. 14 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

    Can you add a second fan to the radiator creating a push/pull which will slightly decrease the temp of the water in the loop while in the heat exchanger (rad)?  This will help with temps a few degrees for sure.

     

    You could also look to undervolt the CPU and see if its still stable, which will vastly increase temps.

     

    If not I wouldn't hook anything less than a 240mm rad to that CPU personally.

    well to be honest couple of degrees wont be much bcz in both the games nfs heat and gears 5 it reaches 100 degrees,its a locked cpu and all the voltages in bios r in auto so any other suggestions?

     

  8. 1 hour ago, Tristerin said:

    Its a hot CPU.  I run a 65w CPU on a 120mm AIO and it does fine, can even mild OC on all core but quickly the AIO loses out.  I have mine in push/pull config to help its little radiator along.  I would recommend first checking your thermal paste, clean the radiator, and ensure no bubbles in the pump/block before replacing.

    i did both changed the thermal paste and cleaned the pump as well but didnt worked out,case-cooler master mb500,2fans for intake in front and 2fans for exhaust in top and the 120mm in exhaust position!

  9. i'm currently using intel core i7 8700 with a cooler master 120mm aio,whenever i play regular games the temparature spikes upto 84 degree,but in two games like gears 5 and nfs heat,whenever i play these two games the temperature hits around 95-100 degree celsius,is it a game issue or my aio cant cool my cpu in heavy intensive games,plz suggest me shall i change my liqued cooler from 120mm to 360mm or shall i clam warranty for a cpu replacement?

  10. I’m currently using a gaming rig of i7 8700!!

    But I want to play offline games in 240fps!

    My Config given below 

    i7 8700

    gtx 1070ti

    32gb 3200mhz ram ddr4

    plz suggest me shall I update my cpu and gpu or how much FPS can I reach in this specs in offline games!

  11. Whenever i give windows to my pc the drivers of mothermoard doesnt takes install specially lan drivers,dont know is it an issue of windows 10 or is it always like this,plz help!

    Motherboard-Asus Rog Strix Z390f gaming!

    also give me the proccessor driver link for i7 8700 which is 100% working bcz the drivers deny to install!

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