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I say it's not regularly at 75c. It only climb that way when the room is too hot. Otherwise, it climbs at 67c when playing games in an acceptable ambient temperature. Is this okay? Will extensive hours of playing with that temperature won't affect my cpu's lifespan?

Thanks! Will it not shorten my cpu's lifespan?

Hey! So I recently switched to a6 to ryzen 3 (yay!) and I'm saying now, Ryzen is the holy grail for budget gamers. I can now play good games non shitty qualities. My only concern is the TEMPS. I have a unconsistent reading of temps from my ryzen master. On IDLE it plays around 40-50c with chrome and a bunch of tabs opened it rarely goes down 40 tho and that's around a hot room temp and 35-57 in a cool room. on load it can rise up to 75c . is this really safe to keep using this? Can this reduce the lifespan of my cpu? I really don't have a new grease to put into my cpu. I'll just do it later after replacing my pc case I'm using a cheap gammax s40 cooler tho it's been a while since i cleaned it probably have some dust now. And i have a bad case for a moment with no intake fan whatsoever (Yes, I know this is a bad practice but im broke )

That's my main concern. As the PSU is the very important part of pc. They are really small enough to fit in the holes of my exhaust. Do the bug zapper thingy work? I'm not really fond of spraying my room

I never considered my room really filthy, Unless you count the blankets that I'm too lazy to fold. They just seem trapped in my room, They just showed up randomly

No, they are not fruit flies. Since i never bring a food into my room. I think they are moths? Or mosquitoes? They really are small abd thin compared to a fruit flies

Lately i have these two flying insect dudes lounging and flying freely in my room. They seem to be not bothering me but they seems to be hanging around my pc, (maybe they want to play?) Tried killibg them but they are reallyyy fast. Are these guys is going to be a threat at all? should i let them be? They are pretty small flies and only two or three of them. I'm just worried that they may end up inside my psu and inside my pc and might fuck something up. They are really thin and smaller than your common house flies. I'm from ph if that helps.

This is the amount of paste i applied (but used a ryzen) would it be a problem if i accidentaly slided my cooler when installing it while the paste is on contact with the cooler? Will it spill?

So earlier I was replacing my stock with a tower cooler. The cooler was a bitch to mount it needs a lot of force to be able to lock on to the brackets, so I kinda exert a little force when applying it. While pushing it down the cooler slided a bit with the applied thermal paste on it. I'm really worrying now that the thermal paste has now an uneven spread and might spill itself on the side of the processor. I didn't check tho, I proceeded booting it and it works. Temps are fine Ranging from 32-49 on idle 50-65 on gaming I have an amd cpu so I think this kinda acceptable I can use it normally now, but i'm afraid that it will come back and bite me in the ass later. I'm using a cheap paste from my local store called " Halnziye HY510" till I get a better one. I don't know if that's conductive or not

Thank you for the tips. Is it still advisable to buy another stick of ram of the same frequency? I want to salvage my parts now. and I'm afraid the gpu here is much more expensive than the ram even used ram as a matter of fact. So I will first buy a stick of ram. The question is, Do I buy 2 that has higher frequency? Or should I dual channel with a low frequency? What do you think?

Using the integrated one. And planning to stick till i get a decent 1050

In a scale of 1-100 how much drops are we talking about? Some said that it's 80% which I think is kinda bs

Yes. I'm saving up for a 16gb. Buto I'll use this one on the meantime. I'm really curious if using this kind or speed may cause me sweet sweet fps

I have a ryzen 3 2200g and a single stick of 8gram with a freq. of 2400mhz. Now, a lot of people said that the required speed of ram is 3000 to reach thw ryzen's potential. Being the broke dude i was i only bought like the cheapest 8gb ram and did not consider the speed. I honestly didn't know that this line of cpu requires a specific kind of speed. So I'm stuck here with this ram and was wondering how big is the drop like, Lets say a dual channel 2x4 gb 3000mhz I'm probably gonna stick to this Ram till i get like a higher one

I already solved my issue, Installed the latest updatw of win10 them bam. All of a sudden the vega is now showing up on my devices. Thank you for your response tho, I really appreciate you sorting out this mess with me

Good to see you again dude! I'm trying to use the integrated gpu from my RYZEN 3 2200G but I only see Basic Display Drivers. Oh, and i resolved my input issue by running the amd driver cleanup in safe mode and wiping all the drivers i installed. Now i have basic display drivers but no Vega 8 graphics. Trying to install the windows updates as my Windows 10 has a build of 17763

It seems everyday i'm having problems with my computer So hey y'all! I recently booted using my newly bought monitor. It has a Dvi single link adaptor. It runned fine before i installed the amd ryzen drivers from the website. But, after that it restarted and prompt me with a "INSPUT NOT SUPPORTED" since i only have a single link cable the max supported res is 1980x1080 So I'm guessing the vega drivers applied a higher res for my pc. So, how can i set it to my max res of my monitor?

It's set to auto for me. I even "FORCED" the mobo to boot only using the onboard gpu but that did not turn out pretty at all. Literally that gave me black screens even if i to screw in my gpu

Yeah, My father works in a soon to be closed bank and they are getting rid of computers. Might ask him to sneak one out, The only downside is that they have stickers with their company names on it haha

Thank you guys for assisting me in this matter. But after a long hard decision i decided it's really not worth it to try to make this worth. I'll just look for some new monitor which (hopefully has a dvi or hdmi port in it) i think it can cause problems even if i use a converter

Will it likely work when using hdmi? I only got 5 bucks on my wallet

Recycling an old monitor has it's curses. So theres no way to make this work with my current adaptor? If yes, what are my options? Buy a newer monitor? Or get a different cable (this time hdmi to vga?)

I already tried to put that adaptor directly on my mobo but no display. I'm really kinda confused. My old gpu has an dvi i pins in it. And that works, and this doesn't. Sorry, I'm really new to this it's just so overwhelming to know all of this

Yep. And my mobo is one of those, I only have the option of hdmi and dvi as the output of the internal. And, nope not trying to do dual monitor stuff

so these guys won't work? I thought they are different from dvi