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  1. Hi all, I've got a problem with my new Series X. It all worked find when I set it up yesterday morning. Started downloading a game, switched the input so I could watch something else, then switched back to the Xbox to no display. I have tried a different cable and a different TV, and have tried putting it into the low resolution mode. Still no display just a black screen. Any help appreciated, thanks.
  2. Thanks for looking into this for me, I'll have a look into the cradle used in the Expedition. Can you clarify what you meant by being able to use the 2.5 inch drive cradle? I don't see how that would fit.
  3. Hi all, I built my PC over a year ago, and now want to install a 2TB 3.5" drive into my GameMax Kamikaze Pro case. I didn't realise but the case didn't come with any trays for the HDD to be mounted with. None of the YT vids of the case show anyone actually using the drive bay so I have no idea what I should be buying to be able to install the drive, or if i should be looking around for something that came with the case (like screws or something). I've attached pictures of the bay if it helps. Any help appreciated, thanks all.
  4. Thanks for the reply and all the help mate Will definitely look into coolers
  5. Hi again, The same thing just happened with my CPU (3600 with Stock Cooler). I launched a Minecraft World and it went to 85/86C for a good 5-10 seconds before dropping to its normal 70-80C range. Is this dangerous for the CPU, or is anything wrong. Thanks in advance for the help again
  6. Thanks for the help. Does this basically limit what your card can do in exchange for better temps? Just asking since I've never used Afterburner to change settings before, just to read temps.
  7. Do you mean all the way to the left?
  8. Hi everyone, I was playing Minecraft with shaders getting just over 60fps (Ryzen 5 3600 and 1660 Super), and noticed my GPU rising slowly over time. It hit 83C before I turned the game off since I was worried. Do I need to worry and is there anything I can do? Could this be a physical problem with the card since the fans do make some weird noises sometimes... Any help appreciated :)
  9. If its minecraft then like others said its normal since the load is on one core of your cpu. Also, make sure you have no fps cap and V-Sync turned off
  10. Thanks for the advice. I've opened the side and I'm pretty sure there's no cable hitting the fans. Custom fan curve is worth a shot, just need to learn how to do that :P. Do you know exactly what rpm you kept them in at idle, since I know literally nothing about this? I am tempted to RMA it. But the card seems to be functioning fine, and temps dont seem too bad (but not impressive either, hit 80C the other day). I ordered from Amazon UK, so if they themselves can test and replace it, I'll do it. But if I have to send the card to Gigabyte, I'll probably keep it, see how it goes, and RMA later if it actually stops functioning inside the 3 year warranty period. Thanks for the advice mate.
  11. ahhh. Kinda rlly hoping it was normal. OK I'll double check nothing is hitting it, might try removing the wifi card as well, and then RMA if not fixed.
  12. Hi everyone. Its been over a month now that I've notice a horrible grinding noise coming from my PC. I only built the system about 3 months ago and it is my first build. I opened the side panel and narrowed the problem down to the GPU fans making the grinding noise when they are starting up or slowing down (as it increases/decreases over the threshold temp im guessing). Like I said, only built the system 3 months ago so wouldn't expect component damage at this stage? Can anyone offer any advice as to what to do? Is this normal or should I return the card? Thanks in advance
  13. Hi everyone. Its been over a month now that I've notice a horrible grinding noise coming from my PC. I only built the system about 3 months ago and it is my first build. I opened the side panel and narrowed the problem down to the GPU fans making the grinding noise when they are starting up or slowing down (as it increases/decreases over the threshold temp im guessing). Like I said, only built the system 3 months ago so wouldn't expect component damage at this stage? Can anyone offer any advice as to what to do? Is this normal or should I return the card? Thanks in advance :)
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