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About AGGELOS_970
- Birthday Dec 05, 1995
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Greece
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CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 5600x
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Motherboard
MSI B550 Tomahawk
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RAM
16GB DDR4 3200mhz
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GPU
Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB G1(R2.0)
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Case
NZXT H510
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Storage
500GB Samsung 970 EVO, 1TB Samsung QVO, 2TB WD HDD
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PSU
Corsair RM650x
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Display(s)
Dell S2721DGF
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Cooling
Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4
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Keyboard
Fnatic Streak - Silent Reds
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Logitech Superlight
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Soundcard: Audiotrak PRODIGY CUBE | Receiver/Amplifier: Denon PMA-1500 R | Speakers: Two DCM TF-350s
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Use DDU to uninstall the GPU drivers and then download the latest ones.
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The fan might be working but the internals might be damaged.
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Usually hard shut downs like that are cause by the PSU. Try another one if you can, and/or remove any overclocks you might have set on the CPU and GPU.
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Small Form Factor - Lian Li TU150 (ITX) Build
AGGELOS_970 replied to AGGELOS_970's topic in New Builds and Planning
Ok I'll keep that in mind. Nice build you got there. How are the GPU temps and noise? Also how well are the fans on the bottom helping out the GPU compared to stock? I've seen some people say that the bottom fans don't do that much for the GPU and at the same time you add more noise. -
Small Form Factor - Lian Li TU150 (ITX) Build
AGGELOS_970 replied to AGGELOS_970's topic in New Builds and Planning
I did a bit more research on the Gigabyte vs the MSI board. As I understand the Gigabyte has a better power delivery design. But they are very close with the MSI board. Heard people preferring the Gigabyte BIOS as well. The Gigabyte is pretty much the same price as the MSI in my country. I really like it but the only downside that kind of bothers me is that it doesn't have a front USB Type C header. So that will put the Lian Li's front Type C to waste -
Small Form Factor - Lian Li TU150 (ITX) Build
AGGELOS_970 replied to AGGELOS_970's topic in New Builds and Planning
I've seen the NR200. It's an interesting case but I'm not a fan of the looks. Also it's not available in my country. I'm pretty much set on the case. Officially the Lian Li TU150 supports SFX-L power supplies. And I've seen some people use the exact same unit with no issues. The Noctua choice of cooler is due to the perfect reputation of the brand in terms of performance at very low noise levels at all RPM. And I'm pretty sensitive in whine like sounds. It's overkill I would guess for the 5600x since it's only a 65W TDP chip but it's chosen mostly for the fact that the fans won't need to spin as fast. The 2nd fan of the cooler will be removed from the CPU tower and positioned right next to it, to the back of the case as exhaust. So I won't need to buy another NFA12. One more NFA12 will be added in the front as intake. As for the MSI motherboards, their VRMs designs are one of the best with boards like the tomahawk. B450 and B550 respectively. These statistics are quite old as well so I'm not really sure what they're worth now. I don't have any experience with MSI though. I might look more brands as well but it's the cheapest B550 ITX in my country with some decent VRM heatsinks. The rest of B550 ITX boards that are available in my country are the: Gigabyte B550I Aorus Pro AX, Asus Rog Strix B550-I Gaming and Asrock Socket B550 Phantom Gaming. -
Budget (including currency): ~1600 EUR Country: Greece Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming Parts: Case: Lian Li TU150 CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x (when available) MB: MSI MPG B550I Gaming Edge Wi-Fi RAM: 16GBs 3200 or 3600MHz GPU: RTX 3070 or RX 6800 (when available in reasonable prices) PSU: Be Quiet SFX L Power 600W Storage: Samsung 970 Evo 500GB and Samsung 860 QVO 1TB CPU cooler: Noctua NH-U12A or Noctua NH-D15 Black Case fans: Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM I really like the idea of building a SFF gaming rig. At the same time I want it to be reasonably quiet. The Ryzen 5 5600x is a 65W TDP chip so I think I'm going to be covered here in terms of cooling and noise especially with the Noctua Coolers. The GPU is the one that I'm most worried about. The RX 6800 is a 250W TDP card while the RTX 3070 is 220W TDP. The case has perforated holes right below the GPU and you can also put two more 120mm fans. Depending on how thick the card is you can put normal ones or slim fans. The PSU wattage I think it will be enough for the system. The next upgrade in my country is the Corsair SF750 Platinum which is 70 Euros more. I know this hardware fits the case. I'm mostly worried about how noisy it will be. I really like the system to be quiet during load. Not silent but quiet. The Noctuas have a good reputation in both cooling and noise.
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Ok so I tried pretty much everything with no luck. At the end I even tried to initialize the disk but it gave me an error. So I was like forget it I'll try again later maybe I can reset it with some command or something. 1 hour later plugged in the drive suddenly it showed up in the disk management as an NTFS drive only that it didn't have a letter to it. So I assigned a letter, windows recognised it and boom all of the files were there. I don't even know what the hell happened! It's like the drive is having a mind of its own. Literally didn't change anything!