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Seems like a cable connected to the fans between the heatsink and the fans were a little loose. I pushed it down all the way & now it works like it should! The fan bracket is missing one screw but it doesn't seem to affect the performance as it is keeping the temperature well. I don't really have access to one of those tiny screws but if i ever get my hands on one I'll put in the missing screw. Nothing i prioritize though.

Yeah i have already tried that but thats when i got the error boot message in the picture

Hi. So i got a new rig with a ryzen 5 2600x and a rog strix b450f gaming my 3200 mhz is automatically 2133 but when i try to OC it to 3200 mhz i get this error (picture) yes i have the latest version of bios 3003

Its a gigabyte aorus rx580 8gb. Its extremely loud and gives me a headache. Ive noticed one of the fans are slightly tilted (check picture) and i like to know how to fix it. D553E612-DDE7-421A-B428-5C9D535AD9F9.MOV

I don't even Think the motherboard registers the case fans because my case has its own Little motherboard on the back where the fans and lgb etc are connected to. Maybe i should pull them out of that and plug the case fans into the motherboard instead so i can monitor them? PS. I don't Think the CPU fan is a problem actually

I just built my new rig and my pc is loud because all fans are running at max speed even if the temps are fine (cpu idle between 40-45) yet still running 1800 rpm constantly nonstop my mobo is a ASUS ROG STRIX B450-F and my cpu is an ryzen 2600x (and yes cooler is attached and seated tightly to the cpu) how can i slow down my fans?

Okay so It will be safe to run it until i can afford a new one? 1-2 months. It has worked like it should on my old rig for 2 years.

It’s the W1. Would it be okay just for a while till i get money or should i not use my new build at all for 2 months? (Sold my older components)

Thanks. How bad would it be if i use my current psu (evga 600W) for a couple of months until i buy a new and quality psu?

Hi, I don't have a lot of money, currently I have the EVGA 600W 80+ power supply but I have heard that It's a very bad psu and that I should change it with anything I can find. I just got a new build. Can I use the EVGA 600W 80+ psu for a while until i get some money to afford a better one or will that be dangerous for my new build? what are the odds of psu failure and it killing all the components? am i just paranoid? - AMD Ryzen 2600X - Gigabyte Aorus RX 580 8gb - MX 500 250gb SSD (Adding a 1tb hdd later on) - ROG STRIX B-450F Gaming - G.Skill Ripjaws 2x8 3200 MHz ram - Zalman Z7 NEO case If there is a 50$ psu that is decent - good could you name it? Or should i use my current psu in the rig for a while until i can afford a better more expensive one?