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Is it a good idea to remove and reseat the Noctua without reapplying new paste ?

Thanks for the reply, I think if it had moved, the temps would have jumped much higher than 75C

No, stock frequencies, goes up to 4.6GHZ

Since my PC was transported with a car several hundred kilometers, I thought that the big Noctua cooler might have become loose from the car vibrations. I didn't want to reseat the cooler again, so I didn't touch anything on it and just tried to get it hot with AIDA64 . On Idle I'm getting 32-36C and stability test in Aida gets it up to 72-78. I'm just curious if those are the temperatures I should be getting. Cpu is i5 9600k with a Noctua U12S and I have one 140mm Noctua redux and one 120mm Noctua redux exhaust fan. Fan curves in Bios are set to standard.

I uninstalled the old card from device manager, before installing the new one.

Hello , So I've been using Nvidia GTX 650 and I tried installing a Gigabyte RX 570 8GB MI card. After connecting everything and swithing the system on, BIOS pop up with the regular things on the main page. I tried chosing a boot drive, but boot priority order list was empty , however my ssd and my hdd were listed as devices connected to sata ports. Can this be something with UEFI / LEGACY settings ,becase my previous card was much older ? System is: Asus PRIME B360M-K Core i5 9600k 16GB DDR4 hyperx fury on a Corsair CX650M Any ideas ?

Thanks for the answers , I'm curious about one more thing - why does the Gigabyte card have 3 month warranty from Gigabyte ? I've never seen such thing in my entire life. What's wrong ?

I don't like Nvidia and I really want to chose between these two. Does anyone know why does the Gigabyte website say GAMING MI on this model ? - doest MI stand for mining ? are mining cards lower quality usually ?

Hello, I'm a little confused about this... I need a graphics card that is going to improve my work in Premiere Pro and also my occasional gaming sessions (At the moment I don't need quadros etc) I'm on a budget ,so from what I found in my local store, I came to chose between these two - https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-RX570GAMING-8GD-MI-rev-10-11#kf Gigabyte RX 570 8GB that looks VERY VERY low quality imo. And for the same price, from a good manufacturer , but with only 4gb, I have this option - https://www.sapphiretech.com/en/consumer/pulse-rx-580-4g-g5 - Sapphire RX580 4GB I don't know why Gigabyte offer twice as much Vram for the same price here . Is it a deal or it's made of extremely bad components and it's going to fail in a few months ? What do you guys think ? Do I need the 8gb If my monitor is 1080p ? Can I go with the 4gb and still render 4k video in Premiere Pro ?