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My MSI GTX 1060 6GB Armour OCv1 showed a black screen when playing, after attempting to reboot fans would not spin and there would be no signal, I have tried to change thermal paste and flash new bios, but the card is not recognized by any PC, the PCB looks fine and I don't see any damage or missing components, is there anything I could try to do to fix it or is it safe to say its a goner.

Sorry if I made my question unclear. What I meant to ask is if I should orient the fans on the 280mm AIO to pull fresh air into the case or push air out of it. As my case already does a good job pushing air out of my case.

1. The cooler was on sale and cheaper than most other coolers, and NOT bough by me, sorry if I made it seem like I bought it 2. I have case fans in their original position at the moment, when I tried changing their positions to create a more balanced airflow it just made CPU temps skyrocket and teammates started complaining about it.

I have just ordered a corsair h115i platinum to upgrade my cooling from the stock AMD cooler that came with my Ryzen 5 2600. My case (NZXT H500) already creates great negative pressure so I was wondering if I should keep it like that or make the AIO pull in fresh air from the front? I'd prefer to have the fan RGB visible, but if I can get more performance by not having it so, then it's ok.

i am using an NZXT H500

I was thinking just that, as i'm planning on upgrading to a 3700x later around my birthday. I'm shopping in Norway with a 1750kr budget As for mobo and ram my motherboard is an Asus B450F strix and ram is corsair vengenace RGB PRO 16Gb 3200mhz

I have a currently stock ryzen 5 2600 cooled by the cooler that came with it, im looking to upgrade due to the stock cooler being extensively loud and very high temps during normal usage. I am looking at a 240mm AIO, but having seen that people only use 240mm with higher end cpus, i was wondering if it would be overkill for a stock 2600. I am also looking into overclocking it for extra performance later on.

Ok thanks, my friends use Intel and thought about if it was better to save up for it instead, but i stand corrected.

Well i have heard that Intel is a fair bit faster than AMD on gaming and productivity, but is this a large difference or just minuscule?

I am in Norway and can spend about 500USD / 5000 NOK. As for peripherals, i have a good keyboard, mouse and headset but lack a monitor

Hi, im 14 years old and want to build my first pc. Coming from console and having a quite narrow budget my choices were not many, but im struggling to choose between Intel or AMD, im looking to achieve on par/better performance than console, and for a good while though of building a Ryzen apu machine. But then i saw that i would have much better performance once a discrete gpu was put in if i used Intel, the choice became much harder, so my choices are Ryzen 3 2200g and a Intel core i3 8100, im thinking of getting a Zotac 1660 later on. Looking to play csgo, do some light photoshop and youtube watching until i get a gpu, which is when ill be doing some more serious video editing and gaming.