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Yeah maybe ill do that, I was just worried the pump might be overspinning but from what i could see in the specsheet: if the rpms is 28xxRPM the readout would be 48xxRPM

Hi all, I have a liquid freezer 3, if i put the PWM to 100% the pump gets to 4200 rpm. Ive seen alot of people having the same issue, but some are stating the manual says the readout is 1.5x higher than the actual speed. I have my doubts and don't know what to believe.... Is there someone who knows more about this? Never mind i read the manual and i get it now...

Thank you, I think im going with the V2 then, sucks that the wifi module on your mobo does that...

Without taking the +-20 euro difference into consideration: Which one is better to get? - Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX - Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX v2

Oh okay, thank you

Thanks everyone for the advice, i did some combining and thought... eh at this price point might as well not skimp on anything and did some combining and came out to this for now: https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/XpfV9c.

This looks better yes thank you. Personally i have never had an AIO and i hear good things about them, is an aircooler(your build) really better?

Budget (including currency): Not tied to a real budget but trying to stay around the 1600 euro mark Country: Netherlands Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: programming, running AI models, and gaming ofcourse Other details https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xv6gcH This is a partslist i put together, now I know a fair bit about pc's but I just want to be 110% sure this PC will be the most optimal for the price. So if anyone has some advice I would gladly hear it.

Hey, So I was thinking of building a new PC sometime in the coming future and i was thinking. I've had my RM750 PSU for around 4 years now and for the PC i want to switch to that is enough. Should i use this old PSU or would it be better to switch to a new one?

Hey, Recently (about 2 days now) my monitor has been showing alot of vertical different colored lines when i boot up my pc for the first time of the day(only in windows, not in the BIOS). It does not return until my pc has been off for a night. I don't know if this is a monitor/cable problem or a GPU problem. I have 2 screens in my setup, 1 is HDMI, 1 is DP. The monitor hooked up to DP is showing the lines and the monitor hooked up with HDMI is completely normal. Is this a problem with my GPU or is the DP monitor/cable just faulty? The monitor showing the problem is an AOC C24G1 I really don't know what this mean, I would really appreciate it if someone can help me. PS i tried different ports, the problem dissappears when i use the HDMI cable on the AOC monitor and returns when i plug the DP back in until it eventually dissappears.

Yeah it does, I think i found the problem though. I read an old EVGA forum post that states that 144hz LCD monitors tend to flicker when the GPU downclocks too much in "power saving mode". I fixed this by setting the powerplan to "prefer optimal performance", and what do you know... no flickering anymore.

Okay i did that and with another cable (HDMI) instead of DP, it still shows this flicker. I tried another monitor from the trash pile and it doesn't show any flickering. Is it safe to say this monitor is faulty?

Hi, yetserday i started to notice some flickering going on once in a while in the top portion of my AOC g24G1 after installing a new GPU. I have a dual monitor setup and the other monitor isn't flickering, so I narrowed it down to either the Display Port connection on the monitor being broken, the display port cable being broken or the monitor being broken. Are there any suggestion as to how i need to further investigate this?

I think I warped my motherboard. I noticed this after I built it so today I decided to remount the mobo and cooler, I thought this would fix the warp but it did nothing. The warp is still there, the pc works absolutely perfect. I think it's warped because my cooler which weighs about 760 grams uses the normal am4 cpu backplate. Should I be worried about this warped motherboard?

I just built my new PC and was shocked to see the stock voltages of my 3600. It goes up to 1.4V!. Is this normal? (default bios setting: 1.374V)