
prostrike33
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About prostrike33
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System
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CPU
Intel core i7-6700k
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Motherboard
Asus Z170-A
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RAM
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB
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GPU
Asus strix gaming gtx 1080
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Case
Fractal design define S
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Storage
Samsung 850 EVO 250GB + WD BLUE 1TB
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PSU
EVGA superNOVA GQ 650W
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Cooling
Noctua NH-U14s
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Operating System
Windows 10 Home
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I'm running 3 Noctua NF-A14 fans on a gigabyte x570 motherboard. I'm using the vrm sensor to set the fans at a constant 70% speed until temps reach 50c, then it starts ramping up. Wandering if there's a better option/sensor to use or if there's a way to use GPU temps to control case fans
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I can go as high as $250. I basically want an efficient PSU that would last me a long time. I tend to go for a little more premium products, and Corsair and EVGA are the only two companies I've used in this case
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What makes it better? I'll probably go for it if that's the case (and I've seen it for a little cheaper)
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Looking to get a new PSU and I've narrowed it down to these two. Wandering which would be better
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I moved 1 of the fans to exhaust, but I can get extra fans this black friday
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Ryzen 7 3800X with Noctua NH-U12A, Asus strix GTX 1080. I moved one of the front fans to the back (the case comes with 3 140mm intake and no exhaust by default) and was wandering what fan configuration would be best
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Do you think a top exhaust or rear exhaust?
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I have a Phanteks P500A
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I know there's more to this than just the number of case fans, but I'm curious as to how many case fans and what orientation, e.g 2 front intake and 1 back exhaust, is ideal
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Started using the splitter so fans are running at the same speed. Actually saw a slight temperature improvement in Cinebench from 78c max to 75c max
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I'm in Canada, and it's getting colder here
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Other components seem fine. VRM temp is usually around 40c, CPU (Ryzen 7 3800x with Noctua NH-U12a) is usually around 45c - high 60s. The fans are spinning, I checked to make sure. Sometimes, when they spin at max, there's a weird noise though Nope, no OC on the card. It's usually around 1800mhz when gaming I hate the fact that I have to limit power and temps using MSI Afterburner
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I'm using a Phanteks P500A case (with 2 front intake and 1 rear exhaust fan), and I can't seem to keep my Asus strix GTX 1080 temperature under control. Playing a game like overwatch drives temperatures to 82c, even valorant was driving high temps while the card was at 60% usage. Not sure what's going on.
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I looked at the NF-P14S, and it seems they are about the same, but the A14 are cheaper right now