Stefan Laza

All right, thank you all. Have a great day!

I got a Seasonic S12II-620 Bronze 620W PSU right now. CPU is an amd ryzen 5 2600x, 16gb ram (ddr4), some aorus A450 mobo, 2 hdds and 1 sata ssd. I'm planning on buying an rtx 3070 from a friend, he's used it for mining. Is my PSU enough for rare gaming, a few hours a week at most?

I bought a dedicated network card, but it does the same with it. Then I bought an USB-RJ45 adapter and it's the same, the problem doesn't seem to go away. I think I'll reinstall Windows or something lol

I had an older tread on this, but I tought it fixed by itself but of course it didn't. When my ethernet cable is in the PC, audio pops and clicks and it's very disturbing. It doesn't happen all the time, but when it does, I can't stop it. I ran some test in LatencyMon and it said I should update my bios, so I did it and it didn't fix the problem. When I unplug the ethernet cable, everything's fine and if I disable my network adapter from control panel, everything's fine too, but when I plug back the cable in the PC or enable the network adapter back, it happens again. (I don't have a dedicated network card or something, it's the one integrated in the motherboard that I'm disabling.) So, how may I fix this? I tried another USB sound card and it fixed nothing, it's the same. I tought I should try a USB type A - RJ45 adapter, maybe that could work, but I'm not sure if it could help or not. I updated all my drivers to the latest version, both in Windows and from the motherboard's official site and it didn't fix anything. Oh, and this problem has been happening since I reinstalled the windows when I got my new mobo and CPU, an aorus b450 elite and a r5 2600x

I figured it out, I just had to turn off hardware acceleration from chrome settings

Actually it might be that, as they are plugged in the same extension cord with the monitor and the PC

it's an aorus b450 elite so I think it does. It has some DLED_V_SW 4 pin port I think (that might be a fan port actually), some 12V GRBW 5 pin port and a 4 pin LED_CPU port

Hello. I want to buy the Scythe Kaze Flex RGB 1800RPM non PWM fan for my PC, but I know it has a 4 pin RGB cable, not a 5v 3pin ARGB one, so I don't know if I would be able to sync it with the motherboard RGB or if it will change colours by itself. Can someone help me? (I am buying it because I wanna get the ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports cooler for my CPU, but I wanna get the single fan variant because it doesn't have RGB so I wanna add a RGB fan on it so it could sync with the mobo and the case fans and look cooler)

Well I have like 2 or 3 headers on the mobo, so it's enough if i put the 4 fans on 2 headers. I just hope it'll work

No that's not what I said, I already have RGB Fusion. I was saying that if I unplug the cable that runs from the fan controller to the front panel and then I connect the controller to the motherboard they should should sync, right? And can I connect all the 5v 3pin cables together so they go in the same header?

I didn't get the case yet, those images are from a dude's video. But I know I can connect it trough the argb header, I just don't know how I can sync them. If anyone with that exact case could tell me that would be awesome

Yes I know that and I have like 3 or 4 5v 3pin headers, like they are on the fan controller

Hello. I want to buy the Genesis Irid 505 ARGB case, as it's really cheap rn in my country, like 80$, but I don't know if I can sync it with my motherboard. It's an Aorus B450 Elite and it has both VDG and 5v 3pin headers, but the case doesn't have a remote, the RGB can be controlled only trough a button on the case and the fans are connected to the fan hub or whatever that thing is trough 3 pins. So if it doesn't have the remote with the M/B sync button, can I sync it with the motherboard? The fan hub (or what that is) has some 5v 3pin cables and VDG cables, so I think it should be able to sync, but I don't know how (I wanna sync because that way I can turn the lights off at night, because trough that button they can't be turned off)

Hello. My Asus Strix RX 570 graphics card started giving some errors a few days ago, like the screen was turning black and the pc was freezing for a few seconds, then I got some AMD Radeon Software errors. My pc even froze twice and didn't come back and I had to restart it from the power button. But that issue didn't occur anymore, so I tought it must've been something from the driver. Today, when I started watching some youtube and I got into full screen mode, these green things appeared on my screen. And when I got out of full screen mode, they dissappeared. And I took a printscreen while in full screen mode and it's visible on the printscreen too, so I don't know what can it be. The graphics card is 1 year old so I don't think it's because it's old or smth. I didn't overclock it either so idk. And this happens only when I play the video on 1080p, in 720p it's fine Could it be because of the fan control I gave it from MSI Afterburner? I was getting really hot temps, like 85*C when I was playing Assassin's Creed Unity on high settings on 1080p, so I tried to play with the fan control a little bit and now I got a maximum of 68*C, so I don't think it's that. Right now it's at 37*C

I tought of this one, it looks good and 2 of my friends have the case from the same brand and it looks almost the same and it works really good for them. Their idle cpu temp is about 35*C with the AMD stock cooler, the smallest of them all (one of them has a ryzen 3 3100 and the other one has the 1600AF and the cooler is the same, it is like 2 inches tall)