L0velyAmethyst

I was trying to install my EVGA Hybird Kit on my 2080 Founders Editions, but I accidentally stripped two screws on my IO cover. I also tried putting on rubber band but it didn’t work out. I’m really desperate and need some pieces of advice. Thanks guys

I'm currently using my MacBook Air 2019 for Windows 10 boot camp. The browsing speed is acceptable and is the same with when I use MacOS, but whenever I try to download things from the Internet that it slows down dramatically to around ~10KB/s. I tested my system with speedtest.net but the results reflect the opposite and I've also checked my Device Manager for any unusual behaviours. Do I need to install any extra drivers for it to function properly? Any pieces of advice? Thanks.

Thanks for the info, jeez looks like I can't slam in the new 660p.

I'm using a X470 MSI Gaming Plus for my Ryzen 7 2700x. The motherboard has 2 slots for M.2 2280 NVMe storage ( first slot occupied by my Samsung 970 Evo); therefore I'm considering having another PCIe 3.0 x4 M.2 ssd for the second slot but wondering if the latter will run at the expected bandwidth. I have read through the official website but still very bewildered about it. Does anyone have any idea about it? Many thanks. Here is the website: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/X470-GAMING-PLUS.html

I'm currently running a dual monitor setup with my MSI MAG271CQR 27 inch as my main monitor and a ViewSonic VX2758-CMH as a secondary one. My desk is pretty small and cramped so I'm looking for a monitor stand with dual arms. Unfortunately, My ViewSonic doesn't support vesa mounting mechanism so I'm quite confused and wonder if there is any non-vesa converter or anything else. Thanks in advance.

I wasn't paying much attention when grabbing the case and just realised about its bad airflow after I assembled it. I also tried removing the plastic side panel before but keep worrying about the components being directly exposed to dust, etc. About the front panel, it has I/O ports mounted right on top and therefore I can't completely remove it and having it lying on the floor isn't an ideal solution. However, I think I can replace my radiator with a 360mm one to give more breath to the case. Thanks a lot

Thanks for the advice. I tried using msi afterburner to downvolt my gpu and the gpu temp immediately dropped down for about 10 degree with nearly the same clock speed. However, I'll bear in my about changing the fan though. Thanks a lot

I’m using a MB600l CoolerMaster case with a ryzen 7 2700x and a rtx 2080 founder edition. My idle temperature is acceptable at round 3x degree with around 22 ambient degree. My concern is whenever I’m rocking with heavy gaming the graphics card always peaks at 80 despite the cpu running at round 60 to 70. My thought is that the case isn’t having enough airflow since there is only 1 outflow fan mounted at the back and 2 of my inflow fans from the radiator (240mm) and there is no top-mounting slots for extra fan. I need some advice to solve this one out. Much appreciated 1st edit: My case seems to be very warm when I touch it and I have kind of messy cable management which hopefully doesn’t block the airflow

That works out perfectly. Thanks

I'm using a X470 gaming plus mobo paired with a Ryzen 7 2700x with 4 sticks of corsair vengeance 3000mhz. Everything runs smoothly except for when XMP profile in the BIOS is switched on. At first it boots and runs normally and after running some applications it crashs and post a blue screen of death . Any idea how I can fix it? Many thanks.