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Oh so, you are suggesting that bigger is better in this case ? I didn't think about it. Thanks for your ideas

Thank's for your sugestions

Hello everybody, I have a main 27" 1080p monitor and a secondary 24" 1080p monitor next to it. I realized that I mainly use the nearest half of the secondary monitor and mostly never the furthermost half (it is to far to read and makes my neck hurt). The secondary monitor is mostly used to read thinks quickly, chat and play videos I don't pay attention to. I'd like to replace it with a smaller screen, maybe in portrait mode or with an old 4/3 monitor. From what I've searched a 13,3" inch monitor would match the physical size the most, but not the resolution. What are your recommendations to achieve this in a way that the resolution matches the most or that the difference is least annoying. Here are several caveats: I can't switch to an ultrawide monitor. I can't use the 24" monitor in portrait mode as it is to big and has no vesa mount any way. Best regards Luis

Hi i, In your case it the problem seems to come from your water cooler being faulty or your not plug in it as you should. Does the pump seem to be on when you launch the pc ? In my case i juste replaced the PSU, no problems by now. Best regards, Luis

> GPU fan(s) spinning normally? Yes, i didn't touch the fan settings > GPU fan(s) spinning normally? It does. It's a blower style fan. 110ºC for the junction temp seem "normal" for this GPU. I undervolted the GPU and things seem fine for now. Maybe the problem comes indeed from the PSU. Edit: Thanks by the way

Hello every one and happy new year, I have this problem with a PC build. My computer completely shuts down while gaming but system lights and fans stay on. It seems like a power supply problem, but i don't know how to trouble shoot it. Its weird because while gaming my computer doesn't draw more than 350watts of power and temps seem ok, CPU under 45 ºC and GPU 95ºC and Junction Temp at 109ºC * GPU: AMD Radeon RX5700 XT * CPU: Ryzen 737000x * MOBO: Gigabyte GA-B450I AORUS PRO WIFI * 512 M.2 Sata SSD * 2To 2,5 " Sata SSD * PSU: EVGA 80 Plus White 600watt Any ideas ? Best regards Luis

Thanks, for the information.

Gracias

Thanks for the advice

It seems like its indeed possible, but only on z170 chipset mobos

Hello everyone, I have a B150i pro game AC mobo and a Core i5 6600 CPU. I wanted to overclock the CPU but my mobo doesn't allow it on non-k CPU. I found out that mobos whith z170 and older bios could do the trick. Should i buy another motherboard (wich will be cheaper buy might not work) or should i buy another CPU (second hand or new, but it will still be more expensive) ? Best regards