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  1. About US$50-52, I think it is not far from US Amazon that is selling at 55. I guess my CPU is typically not running in full load but the stock cooler can be a nuance sometimes as I wfh these days. It's deafening
  2. Given that the height limit for my case is about 140mm, is it worth replacing the stock cooler with Noctua D9L for an i7-8700 especially if I am trying to slience my rig? Thanks.
  3. It reads ASUS lol. Name LG IPS FULLHD:€q8-@X,E on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Current Resolution 1920x1080 pixels Work Resolution 1920x1040 pixels State Enabled, Primary Monitor Width 1920 Monitor Height 1080 Monitor BPP 32 bits per pixel Monitor Frequency 75 Hz Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Manufacturer NVIDIA Model GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Device ID 10DE-1C03 Revision A2 Subvendor ASUStek Computer Inc (1043) Current Performance Level Level 0 Current GPU Clock 607 MHz Current Memory Clock 405 MHz Current Shader Clock 405 MHz Voltage 0.625 V Technology 16 nm Bus Interface PCI Express x16 Temperature 35 °C Driver version 27.21.14.5206 BIOS Version 86.06.0e.00.de Physical Memory 2047 MB Virtual Memory 2048 MB Count of performance levels : 1 Level 1 - "Perf Level 0"
  4. It's a 1060 6GB non retail version since it comes with a pre built, presumably the fan/construction is poor.
  5. It actually has been like that since I bought it but the noise just came to my attention once I swap out for quieter case fan. Is there anything I can do to reduce the noise, or is swapping for a new graphics the only solution? The GPU seems to be running at 1100 RPM, less than the CPU fan at 1400, but the GPU one still appears to be louder.
  6. Yes CPU cooler mounting backplate not the fan itself. I got carried away. Thanks guys!
  7. My case is a branded desktop and there is no opening on the underside. Will I be able to install a fan back mounting on this motherboard? Just wondering if the motherboard standoff will have sufficient room to fit the mounting plate.
  8. @bob032 Thanks for the guide and @Kanna for starting the thread. You can't imagine how many times I have emailed ASUS about this and I have been looking for ways to take the front and top panel out!
  9. Cru012

    5v and 12v fan

    I have a branded desktop ASUS GL12CP that comes with a proprietary motherboard which does not have a manual specifying the details of the motherboard. There is one empty 4 pin chasis fan header available next to the CPU, but I do not know whether it is 5v or 12v. Any advice on whether to buy the 5 or 12v fan to be on the safe side? The motherboard has the H310 Chipset, not sure if this is sufficient information. Thanks.
  10. Thanks! Do you mean don't trust them because they tend to overestimate or under? And yes, the PSU has a 6 and 6+2 pins PCIE cables
  11. Sorry I have to revive this thread. @Mateyyy @TofuHaroto @SupaKomputa I finally managed to get the PSU out and the psu is covered by the metal shroud as in most cases. Apparently the metal shroud is not possible to remove as ASUS used some of those not-screws bits and I guess you know what I mean, and I had to empty half of the case in order to make room to slide the PSU out. However inaccurate PSU calculator maybe, it suggests me to have 441W, which seems to be on the borderline (and may have exceeded slightly the 12V 25 ampere if I am reading correctly. What do you think? It seems that I should wait for black friday to get a PSU deal on Amazon to be on the safe side, assuming that the disruptions in supply chain recovers later this year. ***PSU Calculator Generated by OuterVision PSU Calculator 2020-08-18 08:04:17 OuterVision PSU Calculator part list https://outervision.com/b/6eyAfl Motherboard: Desktop CPU: 1 x Intel Core i7-8700 CPU Speed: 3200MHz CPU Vcore: 1.2V CPU Utilization: 90% Memory: 1 x 16GB DDR4 Module Video Card Set 1: 1 x NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Core Clock: 1365MHz Memory Clock: 1750MHz Storage: 1 x M.2 SSD Storage: 1 x SATA 7.2K RPM Optical Drive: 1 x DVD-RW/DVD+RW Drive PCI Express Card: 1 x WLAN Card Keyboard: 1 x Standard Keyboard Mouse: 1 x Standard Mouse Fan: 1 x 92mm Fan: 1 x 120mm Computer Utilization: 8 hours per day Gaming/Video Editing/3D Rendering Time: No Gaming / 3D Apps Load Wattage: 391W Recommended Wattage: 441W Amperage: +3.3V: 10.3A, +5V: 10.0A, +12V: 25.6A Recommended UPS Rating: 750VA
  12. Thanks! I tried to adjust some of them, but by the way of a bit of background - I have two desktops: 1) ASUS GL12CP (i7-8700, 1x16GB hynix 2666 MHz, Crucial MX500 SATA M.2 SSD) and 2) a new build with MSI Z490 Pro A with i7-10700, 8GBx2 3200MHz in dual channels, Crucial NVMe P5 SSD. I think in theory the new build should boot faster with faster RAM and NVMe SSD, plus it is a clean window installation and should not have much craps than in the old, and yet the boot time for the former was 2.5 seconds vs the latter at 5 seconds...
  13. With MSI fast boot enabled and using onboard graphics card, I got a BIOS load time of 5 seconds. I haven't changed any setting on BIOS except enabling XMP profile (3200Mhz; 8GB x2 in dual channels). Is this all settings I need to enable for the NVMe drive that I have?
  14. Not to mention all those different names in the BIOS across brands.
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