veslisnajps

That's the thing, nothing is getting hot but the gpu. And the gpu is 70c. Its weird and the fan is so loud, i am afraid that rx580 is pulling too much power from the pcie slot. But there are no sensors measuring that.

Hi guys, I have a hp 8300 CMT, i recently upgraded the GPU to an RX580 Nitro+. I have upgraded the psu to an 600w 80plus bronze unit, i have put in 3 more regular fans for cooling. Everything is running, but when i run haven benchmark and the pc starts heating up my case fan (wich is stock hp, pwm fan) starts slow ramping up and in like 5 mins is at 100%. To trubleshoot this issue i ran aida 64, and all my temp sensors report normal values. I have read the hp documentation, and i have not found a strait answer. My consern is if something is heating up and aida cant read the sensor. Or is just my pwm fan sensing 70c on gpu and it thinks its to much. Any help will be much appreciated. P.S I am using this prebuild because it is easy to hackintosh, and i need it for work. I would like to have a normal computer but it is just to hard to hackintosh.

For video editing in 4k, so it there is no overclocking option to 3600Mhz? And i can end up with only 3000mhz?

Sorry again this is what i found from Kingston. https://media.kingston.com/pdfs/hx-product-memory-ddr4-amd-ryzen-and-hx-compatibility-us.pdf

Hi, I have a question regarding compatibility of ryzen 3rd gen with Kingston 64GB DDR4 3200MHz HyperX HX432C16FB3K4/64. I know that there is better ram, but that is the only one that i can get now in Serbia. The build is: Ryzen 7 3700x Asus TUF X570 Plus mobo Asus TUF GTX1660 Ti Kingston HyperX DDR4 3200mhz 64GB (4x16 kit) Samsung 970 EVO 1TB Cooler Master Master Watt 750w Sorry if i missed something first time posting.