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Block was perfectly fine for my cpu, even though my cpu draws half the power my cpu would reach about 50° without the fan even on, and about 35° with it at 800rpm

It's double height, and has a lot of fins, compared to my old ek 120mm rad there seems to be double the fins

I recently completed my first full custom loop for my cpu and gpu, however the gpu it's getting pretty hot at 75/85° after gaming for an hour or so whilst the cpu is pretty consistent at 60°, the cpu is a ryzen 3 1200 and the gpu has not overclocks not the cpu, the gpu is first in the loop for the exit from the rad going straight to the 570, the radiator is a 140mm rad and 40mm thick it's quite beefy and I thought it should be quite sufficient, the fan is set to 1200 rpm and pump is set to 45% speed, about 700 rpm, there's no air bubbles and the gpu waterblock is a recycled cpu block and the m

I'm in the uk so rural may have a different meaning, I am around 2 miles fr the nearest village but around 38 miles the nearest city, I'm surrounded by farms with a few other houses, from my understanding the town near me has generally good speeds but that's had a lot of work done prior to me moving here about 4 years ago

So looks like I'm stuck with these speeds until the new lines are in use, thanks for the info

There is new "gigaclear" fiber-optics being installed but won't be ready until 2021, no month given just 2021, so I presume it's old cables like you suggest causing interference and signal degradation, my isp said it was 11 MBps, I made sure it was a usable speed, I live at home still and don't pay for the internet so my parents of course weren't looking to spend a fortune for something they don't use often, thanks for the reply, was most helpful

Isp uses phone line I believe? I plug a small ethernet like cable into a filter that plugs into a phone socket, rated speed is 11MBps

My internet is rated for 11MBps and I'm using the router they provided, my internet is internet? What do you mean "kind of internet connection"

i was misinformed my bad, i was told the 260x can take 200w under load buts its half that

bandwidth meaning speed? ive done it on my desktops through ethernet and its 3.5/4.5Mbps about 600KBps

anything i can do about that?

for around $60 you could look at be quiets system power series, their 400w/450w models can be had for that price or around and they offer dual rails, full set of safety features, very quiet operation and are pretty reliable, just keep in mind youd be close to maxing out its output in load so make sure it has good airflow and it may limit and future upgrades, may be best to attempt to save some more for a higher output and if its a decent unit (always research in depth a psu model) then and changes you make to your system will be ok, hope that helped

my wifi currently is very very slow, around 600kbps wired on a good day, would a new router help improve this speed? i understand a new good router will improve wireless strength and range but anything to the actual speed of the internet? my wifi is rated for 11MBps but being in a rural area speeds are badly affected

Oh, ok well that explains it, why do two different speed measurements exist with the same abbreviation? Thanks anyways

To be honest you have made a really good build and everything seems completely fine with it, I would've looked at getting a 6800xt because of the larger heatsink and people overclocking it to 2.7ghz stable, but your build is perfectly fine, you could maybe look at some "better" memory with tighter timings, but that won't really make a huge difference in performance, enjoy your build, one of lucky few to get a 6800 and hope you get the 5600x, but 3000 ryzen is still a good buy if you can't