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About ImAlsoRan
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Location
United States
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Gender
Male
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Biography
i need to get out more
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Occupation
Video Editor
System
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CPU
Ryzen 7 3700x
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Motherboard
ROG STRIX B450-F Gaming
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RAM
Corsair Vengence RGB PRO 2x16GB 3200MHz
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GPU
EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SC
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Case
NZXT H510
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Storage
SAMSUNG SSD SM841 2.5" 7mm 128GB, Segate ST1000DX001-1NS162 1TB SSHD
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PSU
Rosewill ARC-M 650
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Display(s)
Acer R240HY 23" 1080p Monitor, AOC 2267W 22" Monitor
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Cooling
Wraith Prism RGB
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Keyboard
Razer Cyanosa Chroma
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Mouse
Logitech G502 HERO
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Sound
Behringer U-PHORIA UMC202HD, Mackie CR4BT Audio Monitors, Neewer NW-700 Microphone
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Operating System
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
Recent Profile Visitors
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Why didn’t Linus just feed the PCIe riser through the open slot? Looks like it’d fit and would fix the fan noise...
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I think Fiio makes some great DAC+AMPs. I personally use a Behringer UMC202HD
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They've already seen it, and if a mod gives an all clear on this thread I'll switch it back
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I previously wrote an answer but have deleted it since I think it's against the rules of the forum.
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Have you tried putting the old RAM in to see if it's just the RAM not working with the system?
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Can you send a picture of how your RAM sticks are inserted?
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Yes, one could theoretically be made because it uses Qi technology. Apple actually makes one, but it only works on the 12 (it's made so that if you use a case, you won't lose your magnetism and wireless charging.
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It was a single fan 1060 from EVGA with the heat from the CPU being blown directly on it.
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I'm sure there'll end up being something Janky enough to warrant that in the future. Currently, my H510's front fans aren't working and I don't plan to fix it because the cable management in the back is a nightmare and I don't want all hell to break loose when I open the back panel.
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Thermal paste is designed to go between the chip and the heatsink, not the heatsink and the fan.
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Try running a dedicated GPU benchmark, like Cinebench. UserBenchmark has been found to be a bad representation of performance.
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Using multiple GPUs only work when they are the same GPU.
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I'd recommend a Ryzen 5 3600 and a B450 motherboard. The stock cooler will be good enough, and may lend to some light overclocking. 16GB of 3200MHz RAM, a simple case, a 550W PSU, and that'll last a while.
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Have you updated your drivers ever since you upgraded your GPU?