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  1. Razer06
    Its an older SilverStone PSU. I just dont know where the cables are from
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    I actually dont know because it was used. But this system was running for months before this happened.
  3. Razer06
    Nope, I didnt. Its modular so I just replaced some of the other cables with my backup ones, and nothing happened.
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    Hi! I tried to install a new ssd today, and my pc didnt turn on once it was installed, so I removed it and it still didnt turn on, and I started hearing these clicking/popping noises every time I tried to turn it on after leaving it unplugged for 30 seconds, then plugging it back in and hitting the power button. Please help!
  5. Razer06
    Okay. First of all, put the power limit on max ( Put the slider all the way to the right ) Second, look up the boost clocks and memory clocks for your model of 5700XT, then move the sliders right (Higher clock) or left (Lower clock) till you have it right. then hit the check mark (Apply).
  6. Razer06
    Okay. For now, look up the clock speeds for your specific model, and use MSI afterburner to overclock to the boost clock.
  7. Razer06
    How about this?
  8. Razer06
    Not that I have seen. Although if you are talking about wattage, you can up that in MSI afterburner.
  9. Razer06
    Same as Crunchy Dragon.
  10. Razer06
    Go 1080ti. then you can save more money for zen 3 cpu/mobo
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    I am going to guess this is a driver issue, because when i first got my system, I got a RX 570, and stuck it in my machine, it worked, but after a little while it gave me BSOD's constantly. I would install the oldest RTX driver and try that, if that doesnt work, do the second oldest, and keep going until your system doesnt crash. if it doesnt work after a few drivers, Downclock your GPU in MSI Afterburner, and keep going until your system boots up without BSOD ing.
  12. Razer06
    That GPU is very low-power, you should be fine with that PSU. as long as there is a PCIe x8/x16 slot you should be perfectly fine.
  13. Razer06
    Yeah, i know what the difference is between the two. And they both say EVGA SC Ultra Gaming. And i know that the 1650 non-s SC is overclocked, same with the 1650s SC. I know which i bought, the 1650s, not the 1650 with a lower-tier GPU, the one with GDDR6 and the same GPU as the 1660.
  14. Razer06
    Thank you so much.
  15. Razer06
    Yep. You can, just not with Trixx Boost
  16. Razer06
    Trixx Boost is for another manufacturer, Sapphire, i do not know if Trixx boost would work, but since it is made for sapphire cards, I highly doubt it.
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    Hi! I recently built myself a Gaming PC with a GTX 1650 SUPER, i have no experience with overclocking a GPU, how would i go about doing this, and what would be a safe OC, i have a EVGA SC Ultra Gaming one, with a 6 pin PCIe connector.
  18. Razer06
    Yep, not water cooling my GPU. Thanks, am water cooling CPU if that matters?
  19. Razer06
    I am going to buy a Masterbox q300L, can you vertically place a GPU in this case? Q300L
  20. Razer06
    Im Building a mATX budget gaming rig, is the 5500XT 8gb better than the 1650s as far as value for money goes?
  21. Razer06
    Im trying to use all New Parts, sorry.
  22. Razer06
    Maybe. But, the 1650 already undercuts the 1650s by 10 dollars.
  23. Razer06
    HI! I was going to build a system that is Entry/Mid level for Fortnite on Max settings, and other games at 1080p at 60fps, would a 1650S work for a very limited budget system?
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    Im buying a GPU for a budget gaming build, Ive settled on either a GTX 1660 or a GTX 1660 Super, is it worth it to get the super?
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    1080p, 60hz, and i dont know, Im using parts from a previous build as well.
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