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Only the money would be an issue if something broke, because warranty expired almost a year ago.

It's happening whenever I'm playing something or just surfing the internet.

Hey, I started to hear some kind of a weird buzzing sound coming from my pc, so I opened the side and was trying to listen where it might come from and it sounds that it might be the PSU. Close to the end you can hear the sound: https://soundcloud.com/arnas-liegus/sound-from-psu/s-FwN85

I did stress testing with MSI Kombustor and my gpu was at 93% it managed to reach 85,86 degrees celsius.

I have Gigabyte 1660 Ti. This model: https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N166TWF2OC-6GD#kf And I also had everything set in msi afterburner like this: https://imgur.com/a/Sp9sWwu ,but I changed it to look like this: https://imgur.com/a/MmybVTU Also, my case is this: http://www.deepcool.com/product/case/2014-09/9_989.shtml And this is how inside of my case looks: https://imgur.com/gallery/jUT97WN I have 1 intake and 1 exhaust fan that are these: https://www.arctic.ac/eu_en/f12-pwm-pst.html When I'm playing pubg or any other gpu heavy load game it reaches 68-75+ celsius and when it hits fan speed of 100% it sounds like this: https://soundcloud.com/arnas-liegus/fan_speed_of_100/s-cb111 Can it be that my gpu reaches over 75 celsius, because the outside temperature is over 38 degree celsius and in my room it's about 32+ celsius?

Will it be considered overclocking if I max it out on the power limit, but I don't increase core clock and memory clock? Core Voltage is grayed out, so I can't even talk about it.

Yeah, I don't think my i7-4790k can top that, so it will just use more power when it needs when I set it at max power limit and that's it?

I have this psu: https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-VS550-Certified-Non-Modular-Supply/dp/B078HDMFRZ is it good enough?

I had my fans at 100% when it hit 75 celsius, but it sounded like a jet engine and started doing some kind of beep sounds, so I'm avoiding 100% fan usage. I just wanted to ask if it's okay, because there are mixed opinions. Also, I increased max temp limit from 83 to 85 is that good or bad? https://imgur.com/a/K2lTxBc

Is this fan curve good? https://imgur.com/a/4K7qnyB

Can I just check this: https://imgur.com/a/pTZMPpk in the red rectangle? I have no idea why it says that my cpu is at 128 celsius. In MSI afterburner it says that it's 30-40 celsius, so idk. Also,I can only see these: https://imgur.com/a/NjwiWHS in the fan control. Also, my Aux fans are not even spinning, so I guess I just need to edit Sys fans? Also, I can see this in advanced: https://imgur.com/a/VLovoep

Are there any specific options for sysfan1 and sysfan2 controls or I have to choose something else?

It's a program I can download, right?

I really don't understand what's going in this BIOS, so I took more pictures. If I change these: http://imgur.com/gallery/I6vCxPP The change applies to both of fan and cpu at the same time. And if I uncheck the temperature targetting thing, the minimum fan speed is still even if it's checked to temperature targetting or not is minimum 50 for some reason: http://imgur.com/gallery/b4HSIQF While in the previous picture you can see that the cpu fan minimum speed is 12.5. So I guess I can only have it on 50 even though it's kinda loud.

So I should just leave that "Target Temperature" on? Because cpu has the same setup as you can see on this system 1. The thing is, I can only turn Target Temperature on or off and select the min and max fan speeds as well as that temperature below Target Temperature.

Check the first picture. I don't know why the link doesn't work, but you need to copy and post it in the search bar, so you can see what's going on there. I can only see what's there and nothing more like in other videos that I saw.

So I got 2 of Arctic's F12 PWM PST case fans I have plugged them in sysfan1 and sysfan2, but when I turn on my pc it sounds like they are going full speed. I tried opening BIOS, but I couldn't find a setting to set them on auto. I have checked that "Target temperature", but it's the same sound like before. Here's a picture: http://imgur.com/gallery/9q2gid0 and https://imgur.com/gallery/L3YMuXi

It's a hyper 212 evo fan on the cpu. You can't see the fan because of the angle I took the picture from.

I will not overclock the system and I had this case for almost 3.5 years now and never had overheating problems before the system I have now. I just changed GPU from 950 to 1660 Ti and from i5-4460 to i7-4790k, so I guess I'm fine?

The case is this: http://www.deepcool.com/product/case/2014-09/9_989.shtml ,so idk. Also, I can just keep the side of the case open if it could overheat.

Yeah, I'm just wondering, because I like to be cautious about everything, especially trying not to break expensive things. The cpu cooling goes from the back of the case and gpu is going downwards, that's why there's so much dust on the bottom of the case, at least, I think.

So, I installed a new cpu with a cooler that's kinda big and I was just wondering if my gpu can have problems because there's only around 1cm of space between them. Here's a picture: http://imgur.com/a/q5cylSc Ps: Don't worry about the dust I will clean it.

So VAT=Import fees deposit? Or I'm missing an entire point here?

Yeah, I live in Europe, Lithuania. That's why I use international shipping. So, when I receive the cpu I won't have to pay 21% Lithuanian VAT(Value added tax)? Also, in the amazon.de I tried to order and the full price is this: https://imgur.com/a/TzY21kt So, they will only charge me 247,90 euros and nothing else when I receive it?

I want to buy a used cpu from amazon as seen in this: https://imgur.com/a/fVoDwH4 picture. But I was wondering if that import fees deposit thing(marked with an arrow in red) is VAT or it's just something else, and I will have to pay 21% VAT(cuz of my country) of the 338.64 euros when I receive it after paying for all of it.