Kenonline12

my CPU idle at 35c, my GPU (GTX 1060) idle at around 50-52c and heats up to around 65c when playing games, the GPU fan starts spinning when the temperature is past 55c , is this something to be concerned about? I have 2 fans, one for intake(8x8cm) and one for exhaust(12x12cm) My motherboard doesn't have a chassis fan header so I had to resort to using a SATA-to-3 -pin header which connect directly to the PSU, as such I don't have the option to leave it to the BIOS to automatically adjust RPM according to the temperature and have to adjust it manually. (either low or max speed) I currently have it set to low speed, judging from the temperature, should I turn it up? I\d like to keep it low if possible because the max RPM generates quite a lot of noise.

Ended up doing exactly this, marked the area with a marker and sawed it off andd that was it.

First time building a pc, theres a screen on the right of the case after I removed the side panel which made installing the gpu very difficult (I managed to force it in by force somehow) however only after I put in the gpu did I realize that the screen is yet again blocking me from plugging in the 8 pin external power into my GTX 1060 and I have no choice but to remove it somehow. Please help, and whatever is this? Its seemingly unremovable and appears to be riveted in in multiple spot Thanks to it I also may have scratched my motherboard,gpu while installing the gpu because it blocked so much space I barely had any room for hand movement and collided the gpu against the motherboard heatsink many times

It seems to be Chrome, though I still have no idea why the battery drain was so steep before

Both. I could see the battery going from 80 to 70 right before my eyes.

(graph below) I've been having insane battery drain since the past 2 weeks where I would charge my phone to 80% like I normally do then use it and notice my battery visibly draining at insane rate, that is until just now when I restart it and charge it to 100% and now it has returned to normal. I'm very confused as to what is going on and what should I do if this happens again? initially I just thought the battery is going bad but now this clearly isn't the case.

I'm trying to connect the EXP GDC beast (external gpu) via the wlan slot

Recently I have purchased an EXP GDC beast 8 mpcie version along with a GTX 1060,550w PSU,molex to 8 pin cable to upgrade my HP elitebook 840 g2 soon the shipment arrives and in my excitement that I can finally play games at playable graphic setting and decent framerate I hurriedly screw my laptop open and to my horror, what awaits me in the wlan slot that I thought was supposedly a mini pcie wifi card was something else all along and the mini pcie is too large to for in the slot I took out the WiFi card and identified it to be a https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/84177/intel-dual-band-wireless-n-7265.html and its form factor turns out to be M.2 2230, M.2 1216 So do I have to order an NGFF cable to replace the mpcie one I have right now? Will an NGFF cable fit in the M.2 2230, M.2 1216 slot? and will the NGFF cable works with the mpcie version exp GDC beast? I have invested so much into this endeavor any help will be greatly appreciated