JayBe

So, i just bought the Monitor and a new Deskarm with a height of 80cm in the hopes, that it all fits as i want it

Ye, thats what i thought, but i wasnt sure enough, which is why i asked for help here Is there any kind of mounting system that would be better to use in this scenario? or do i have to stick with the good'ol wallmounts or mount it to my desk if i want a third monitor?

Here's a simple paint illustration on what my plan is/was, lmao: Well, the wallmount is set to have a capacity of 40kg. My secondary display weighs around 5kg, the third monitor that i have in mind is around 4kg and the bontec arm is around 4kg as well. So that makes around 13kg on a wallmount that is supposed to hold 40kg without any problem. Soooo... the weight shouldnt be a problem, right?

Yes there is, cause i dont have the space to put up a third wallmount.

Hey guys, i currently have 2 Displays hung up to the wall with this wallmount: https://amzn.to/3idiOuz (if a translation is needed i will gladly translate it) Now i want to have a third monitor, but due to different reasons, i want to put it above my secondary display. I thought about using a standard displayarm (like this one https://amzn.to/2Y71ujY) and screw it onto the wall mount arms. But since the connection plates on the displayarm are quite massive, since its supposed to be screwed onto a table, im concerned whether or not this works as i think it wou

Well, cracking in this situation was meant as "the sound cracks/snaps/breaks"... you know? But, as you also said, you dont have to think about what exactly i mean with "cracking" since you can just listen to it yourself Do you have any clue why thats happening?

Hey guys, I have a huge sound Problem. Everytime I have too many Firefox Tabs open, my whole system sound starts cracking heavily. I first thought that it might be due to my CPU being too low which is (one of the reasons) why I upgraded to an 5900x. Sadly, that didnt fix it. I tried different headsets and different ports for the dongle to make sure its not the headset itself. Plus, if it was the headset, i think you shouldnt hear the cracking in screen recordings, which you do. I uploaded a little example to lowkey.gg. From Second 0 to 12 you can hear the heavy sound cracks, on s

Hey guys, I have a huge sound Problem. Everytime I have too many Firefox Tabs open, my whole system sound starts cracking heavily. I first thought that it might be due to my CPU being too low which is (one of the reasons) why I upgraded to an 5900x. Sadly, that didnt fix it. I tried different headsets and different ports for the dongle to make sure its not the headset itself. Plus, if it was the headset, i think you shouldnt hear the cracking in screen recordings, which you do. I uploaded a little example to lowkey.gg. From Second 0 to 12 you can hear the heavy sound cracks, on s

well, im running it on stock and still hit those temps lmao :'D i figured that it must be a case problem, cause the temps were around 6-10°C lower before i swapped out the CPU .

Well, that kinda was my question summed up a bit Im just not sure whether or not this ~100€ upgrade would be actually worth the money or if it won't change anything. I dont know that either :'D There's probably no way to check if pads are missing without tearing the GPU apart, is there?

Hey guys, I made a post about my temps 2 weeks ago, but didnt get any conclusion out of it.. so I wanted to give it another try. (Post Link from the old post at the bottom). To rep it all up again: I bought a Ryzen 9 5900x 2 weeks ago, and now my GPU gets quite hot tho (up to 110°C on the Memory). This led me to the conclusion, that there is too much heat inside my case not being transferred out. << This Capture is from a few hours of non-ressource hungry games (Smite, Valorant, etc.) My Case is a Thermaltake Commander C36 TG ARGB. My CPU AIO is a D

Opening the Glass Side panel made the memory go down by around 8°C: But its still way too hot, isnt it?

Btw, those are the temps in 2h during work (so, only browser and a citrix workspace was opened). They are still higher than they were before the CPU replacement. Also very interesting is, that the GPU Fans never spinned once.. even though the GPU is on 50°C and I have an iCue curve set as 40% RPM when on 40°C..

I did turn those up on Full speed now. But it seems like i was only able to adress the AIO. Changing the Systemfans to Full speed didnt change the RPM of the front intakes. Interestingly, even tho the AIO Coolers are mounted as outtake, it feels like they are blowing air in rn.

Here's a pic of the inside of my pc to see how and where the coolers are installed.