Danilov3s

Hi guys, my Wraith Prism is condensing little water droplets inside of it, and I'm starting to get worried. I live in Portugal, the PC is close to a huge window and a way from the bathroom, no AC in the room, only a heater. I first noticed it within like 5 days of use, then I cleaned up and now after one or maybe two weeks, they're back (the water droplets). What should I do to prevent this? Kinda afraid of damaging stuff See the attached image

I'll give it a try

Oh I see...

Do you think just moving it from one drive to another would affect anything or is it better to install again? I've run one of those full benchmarks recently and both disks are performing well

I'll take a look into that, but with my build I was not expecting to have to tweak games so deep like that

On the chart the RTX2060 on maxed can get 57 avg, i can nearly go above 40 when maxed

Oh sorry, the system runs on a 480GB M.2 from WD (Green I think?) and the game is installed on a Samsung 1TB SSD

Comparing my rig with others in reviews with the same games, the difference is huge only in RDR 2

Hey everyone, I'm kinda new to AMD world and recently got the following build: Aorus B450 Elite Ryzen 7 3700x (Stock cooler - Wraith Prism) 2x8 G.Skill @ 3200mhz TUF Gaming RTX 2060 6gb (TUF-RTX2060-O6G-GAMING) EVGA B3 750W 80 Plus Bronze Modular 1x 480GB M.2 WD GREEN + 1x 1TB Samsung SSD 2 monitor (1x OMEN 25" Free-Sync 144hz, 1x HP 24x Free-Sync/G-Sync 144hz) From my perspective this is a very strong build but I'm having trouble in getting RDR 2 maxed out. I've seen some videos out there where people can get RDR 2 maxed from a 5600 XT with new BIOS and the comparison charts shows the same for RTX 2060. I'm struggling to run even on recommended settings, I have to go down 1 step on that slider to get something above 60fps Afterburner statistics Am I doing anything wrong? Best