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6 minutes ago, Mlwest97 said:

What is the possibility of repairing the pump? If so how would I go about that.  And finally if that's not an option will taking an old simple heatsink and fan from an old PC's CPU suffice if I can manage to firmly attach it? 

If its realy broken it is esyer to just get a cheap air cooler.

You can first try remounting it and check if everything is proberly attached. And try all the different fanheader on the mobo.

13 minutes ago, Mlwest97 said:

It overheats and shuts down in under 30 seconds after powering it on. 

Looks like its older.

Are you sure your pump is running? You can try different  fan headers for the pump and fans.

Also try to adjust the fancurve in the mobo settings.

Since it shutsdown so fast its most likely that your pump is broken. You can try touching the cpu block and try too feel if there is anykind of movement / vibration. If not is most likely dead.

2 minutes ago, GerardAlvarado said:

 can i use them to install 4 fans on the 2 fan headers?

Yes you can

Use this same Card exept the cooling

2 hours ago, Haak said:

im looking into flashing the bios from a USB to fix the problem. Most of the tutorials are for updates for zen 3 for instance when you dont have any components installed. 

I have a full computer, do i need to take everything apart to flash the bios on my x570 tomahawk or can i leave the components in?

no need to take anything apart.

just flash it as it is

15 minutes ago, Haak said:

Yes it does have a bios flash button, ill keep this i mind. 

 

However if its the case that the the update went though and the problem is that it is struggling to detect the peripherals. Is there anything i can do to help it along to make it detect them besides a clean reinstall?

I had the same after a bios update on my MSI board. After the update completed i just got a black screen.

I downloaded the bios again and used the bios flash button.

After that everything was fine

1 hour ago, Greenmario2099 said:

every was max even aliasing

 

I said try diffrent settings in AA

AA does much for Hair,Trees,Grass usw in Red Dead

Try out diffrent TAA, MSAA,FXAA settings and try diffrent combinations with Internal resolution scaling. 

What you like best you have to find out yourself  THIS

23 minutes ago, Greenmario2099 said:

 

Try diferent antialiasing settings

So return it

Like this

link to the video

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14th for FE and 17th for board partners

If you search  for the number on the vram K4G41325FE-HC28

you get 4 Gb Density so i say its a 4GB variant you have there.

The 8GB variant shoud be K4G80325FB-HC25 i believe.

You shoud also check if XMP is activated and if not activate it

You can use MSI Afterburner to make a custom fan curve.

The notches are suposed to be there

Maybe your using the wrong power cable?

Looks like a Ati Radeon HD 4770 so 512mb

Also SCAM DO NOT BUY

On my 3900x and a EKblock it also takes like 18sec for the temps to go down from 66c to 39c

So it looks quite the same

Get Magician Software and look what it says

Maybe do a firmware update because i remember the 840 had a firmware bug that slowed it down over timer

It coud also be that you run out of VRAM

So hows your VRAM usage ingame ?

100% Fake looks more like a 2600k

For the RBG version you get 3x pre-installed D-RGB fans.

If you want more you have to get them yourself

If you already have the newest Bios installed your good to go.