Lojito

Lately my 4-year-old gtx 1060 from kfa2 has become unbearably loud to the point that I am distracted when studying. I am guessing that its up to a hardware issue because the fan speed is misreported in msi afterburner and the manual fan speed adjustment does not work. The temps are also fine and there is little to no dust in the fans. Now my solution is to remove the dedicated gpu before studying and installing it before I game. Its pretty cumbersome, but just unplugging the power from the gpu and plugging the monitor into the motherboard leads to no image when starting. Is there a faster way to disable the dedicated gpu? I know this is just a temporary solution, but I do not have to money to buy a shiny new gpu. I’m using windows 10. Specs: Intel i5 7600k Gigabyte B250-HD3P Kfa2 gtx 1060 Corsair cx500 Powersupply 16 gb patriot viper ram two 128 gb ssd 1 tb hdd

yeah i did, but taht didnt help

what would be the best way to do this?

No, ill try if i everything else doesnt work

Hi, I built my current gaming Pc in 2017. Specs: 1060 6gb i5 7600k 16 gb ddr4 2133 Mhz ram 128 gb Intenso ssd 1 tb wd hdd Everything was alright, apart from one Virus a while ago (I reseted my System) until ca. a month ago. I currently play a lot of Gta 5 and noticed a lot of unusual lags. Im normally playing at around 70 Fps and then for no concernable reason it goes down to 30 Fps or lower. Its really random. For example im opening the map and suddendly the game is unplayable, it doesnt really have to do with how busy my screen is. Furthermore my Pc often has probelms rendering the world, especially when driving or flying. The textures are suddednly really low polly or are missing completly. I already did an virusscan with malwarebytes, which found nothing and turned down the texturequality. What part of my Pc could be at fault here and how could I fix it?