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Yea but why wouldnt the rest then get power?

Hey, I just finished building my pc, everything is plugged in but the fans dont spin but theres light to my keyboard. I also dont get anything oj my monitor. I think it has something to do with the frontpanel connectors because I think I git them wrong. What are possible problems and does anyone know how the fpc should go on the gygabyte b450M ds3h?

I'm probably getting it tomorrow because I missed out on a samsung monitor which went down €90 Thanks for you help!

That aren't that bad temps, they're a bit high but it isn't terrible, average idle is about 30-40°C. I get 37°C when Idle and that means nothing is nothing is running and I use a watercooler which is better at transfering heat than air. So, with those temps you should be fine. They also shouldnt be in a range of 10°C difference so check if you're not running anything in the background when checking the temps.

Just looked it up and they don't really sell them in the Netherlands and on their site they are all out. However, thanks for the advice!

Hello, I've been using 2 60Hz monitors which I got second hand. I've been thinking about buying a new monitor for a while now but I kept leaving it for the future. Now my adapter for my 2nd monitor broke and since I sometimes like to stream I will need a replacement for it. I've been looking at two monitprs and I was hoping if someone else has some knowledge or owns one of these monitors and can give me advise. I'm talking about the: -MSI Optix G241 -AOC G2590FX They have both dropped in price in my country. The MSI one is now €200 and the AOC one is €160. They both have a 144hz refresh rate and a 1ms responsetime but the MSI one has a IPS panel and the AOC has an TN panel. The AOC panel however has a 400cd/m² brightness and the MSI has a 250cd/m². Do you think its worth the extra €40 for someone who games, watches some films and does some content creation and graphics design? Thanks

Yes I will, thank you very much.

Thats also not the reason Im changing. I'd like to get a new case, psu and graphicscard and in my prebuild this wont be possible and I'd like to take the CPU out and put it in the new one

I want a new case and this one wont fit. Plus, I want to make some other changes. But thank you

I already have a prebuild but I want to make a few upgrades to my PC and so I I'd also like to get a new motherboard.

yes, sorry

Hello, I have an i7-6700 CPU, but I want to buy a new motherboard. I'm not familiar with chipsets, so my question is: which chipset is compatible with my CPU?

Okay, thank you for your help

Guess we'll see, just hope it wont run in any problems

Maybe I'd just try. I have warranty when I buy it. So I can always try it and if it doesn't give a screen I know it cant work

Should something like this work then? https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1660-SUPER-GAMING-X/Specification On here it also recommends a 450W psu

What is the thing with OC version then? Since I've only been really seeing OC versions

I'm still a bit skeptical since on all sites I look on the required power supply is 450W for both the 1660 and the 1660 Super

But the Super wouldn't make it?

8GB RAM, Intel i7 6700,MSI MS-B090 Motherboard, 350W PSU, 2HDD's (1 is 625GB other 275GB) and right now a NVIDEA GeForce GTX 960

Ow okay, yeah I could find the exact same one. But in my opinion, during gaming quality is more important then size of a monitor. 27 inch is plenty anyways.

I wanted to upgrade my GPU to a Geforce GTX 1660 Super. However in my prebuild they use a 350W PSU, and for the 1660 Super I need at least 450W, I can buy a new PSU but it will cost 100 euro's or more. What should I do? Buy a new PSU or should a buy a GPU which works with a 350W PSU? And if I'd go with a 350W GPU, which GPU do you recommend?

I think you should go for the AOC CQ27G2 (27"). It has a 1 ms response time while the ACER has 4ms, it's not a lot but if you really look at it you would see there's a difference. Also, the AOC uses an IPS panel, these are known for good color and viewing angles. Sometimes the blacks can be a bit worse then a VA panel of the Acer. Which isn't great at viewing angles but colors should still be way above average. I think you have to take into consideration: the price, the response time, color and size. I'd go for the AOC, you get a big enough monitor with 144hz, 1ms response time and an IPS panel. Which is really good for gaming for example.

Okay, I'll take a look. Thanks for the help

Check for any screws and otherwise try to pull with a bit of force to the back of the PC. If the panel doesn't move you might be screwed