Cyneptic

hey so when the computer turns on it gets stuck on this screen. what does it mean and what should I do? Thank you in advance. 893135077_WhatsAppVideo2021-03-08at9_18_56PM.mp4

I heard 3900XT tjmax is 95, does that mean i should not be concerned with max temps below that as long as the avg stays the same 55-65? Thank you in advance for you reply

is it logical to base my concern over the average temps from now on and dont care about the maximum shown in programs like hwinfo anymore?

hey so I built this new system and im kinda obsessing over temps my situation is like this video if you check it out in games, my cpu temp keeps jumping 8-10-13C at a time and then come down slowly. my cpu temp in games is like 78-80-83 max (these are the spikes) 55-65 average is this normal, should I worry about these high jumps, it kinda scares me when I see those high numbers for a sec then going down funny thing is it never happens when im max loading it, like using cpu-z stress test, temp remains at 68-69 like maybe 72 after 30 minutes of constant 100% load but i get those 78-83 max temp spikes in game.

is it bad, or normal

so only when the game screen is open, I hear this noise coming from the graphics card, like a constant electric noise, something you hear from a refrigerator's back... I dont know if its normal or not I only had a 980ti before as a reference and that was broken everything else is working fine, I did benchmarks with fine fps and max 75C temp when fans are automatically on 76% but i notice the lights on the graphics card sometimes flickering like going off and on again and this noise is there when I open the game screen like if the game is running on the background the noise stops but if I maximize the game again it starts its not fan as I turned the fans to 100% for a second with afterburner outside the game to test, and it wasnt it

Aorus 2080 Super PSU is Silverstone 850w gold+ both cards use 2x 8pins. right now my 980ti is connected by 1 cable which has like 4x 8pins hanging from it im wondering if I should connect another one of these cables to have the 2x 8pins coming from different sockets on the psu

hey so im upgrading from a 980ti to a 2080super the guy who built my pc has used 1 cable to feed 2x 8pins on my 980ti i'm wondering if its better to use 2 cables? my 980ti fan died a couple of days after building this new pc so i'm a bit worried it might be related?

do i have to use ddu? is it safe? I remember reading somewhere that it might give me black screen or something if something goes wrong

so im upgrading from a 980 ti to 2080 super, I have the latest driver installed, do I have to delete it using the DDU software? or can I just use nvidia custom clean install on it with the new drivers also if I use ddu, will the card display without a driver until I get a driver for it ? my cpu is ryzen 3900XT so it doesnt have an integrated graphics on it.

is there anyway for the factory oc cards like strix 2070 super oc to be better than a 2080 super card like aorus 2080 super?

only 2080 super that i can get is either msi trio (more expensive) or aorus (good price and found easier) . are they good? which one is better

unfortunately thats the thing, I will not be getting it at almost the same price where i live 3070 will probably be available with the price of 2080ti, they will only reach their intended prices probably when the next generation comes.

I would, but I live in middle east and things are fucking weird here the prices are no way even close to the actual price they are supposed to be and they ruin the prices like 3080 is out now but is like 14% more expensive than 2080 ti even though it should be almost half the price 3070 would come out months later and even then it would be way more expensive than 2080 super. probably same price as 2080ti for months to come

what about aorus and the micron memories failing/rapid degrading?