1 rear exhaust + 2 top exhaust = possible ?

[Dedayog]

1 minute ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

You're gonna hit me in the head for this one but i'll ask anyway. LOL

 

My GPU won't get to COOL though right ? I mean start "sweating" from condensation. LOL

Lol, no.  Condensation requires a specific set of circumstances.  Namely a dew point and humidity levels,

 

Condensation won't happen wince it's still very hot to the touch.  Remember you're in Celsius, not Fahrenheit.  61c is 142 degrees F.  If your PC isn't condensating while off at ambient, it won't when on and just air is blowing.

[Dedayog]

And no, yellow stickers will NOT make your GPU faster.  Only on cars does this work.  Before you ask.

[Mikey89]

6 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

And no, yellow stickers will NOT make your GPU faster.  Only on cars does this work.  Before you ask.

@Dedayog

 

Yellow stickers ?

 

Also one more thing... my GPU's boost clock is 1845 Mhz

 

Should i be worried if MSI Afterburner says i'm getting 1860 or 1875 Mhz when gaming ??

[Dedayog]

2 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Yellow stickers ?

 

Also one more thing... my GPU's boost clock is 1845 Mhz

 

Should i be worried if MSI Afterburner says i'm getting 1860 or 1875 Mhz when gaming ??

Okay, step back and think about what you're asking. Your card has a set max speed of X, yet you're seeing Y which is faster.  And that is an issue why?

 

You card is performing better than stock, because you have good power and good cooling.  

 

Your reliance on numbers without understanding them is going to be an issue for you, do you realize that?

[Mikey89]

1 minute ago, Dedayog said:

Okay, step back and think about what you're asking. Your card has a set max speed of X, yet you're seeing Y which is faster.  And that is an issue why?

 

You card is performing better than stock, because you have good power and good cooling.  

 

Your reliance on numbers without understanding them is going to be an issue for you, do you realize that?

@Dedayog

 

Yeah, you're right i'm just overthinking like crazy again i think.

 

One more thing.

 

Should i worry if my PC case is vibrating ?

 

Like getting a buzzing sound ?

 

Will the vibration damage any components or the tempered glass ?

[Dedayog]

Just now, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Yeah, you're right i'm just overthinking like crazy again i think.

 

One more thing.

 

Should i worry if my PC case is vibrating ?

 

Like getting a buzzing sound ?

 

Will the vibration damage any components or the tempered glass ?

Take the glass off.  Reach inside and stop each fan with your fingers in turn.  Find out which is causing the vibration.  You may not have installed it tight enough.  Or you may have a defective fan.

 

Vibration isn't a big deal, outside of being annoying to you as it seems.

[Mikey89]

2 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

Take the glass off.  Reach inside and stop each fan with your fingers in turn.  Find out which is causing the vibration.  You may not have installed it tight enough.  Or you may have a defective fan.

 

Vibration isn't a big deal, outside of being annoying to you as it seems.

@Dedayog

 

Actually the fans i think are working well because i asked them before i payed them at the shop and they said all 6 fans are up and running no problems.

 

Also i kept watching my PC a bit through the glass and can see all fans and all 6 are running : 1 rear, 2 top, 3 front all of them running.

 

Would vibrations be a big issue for components though ?

 

I hope it's not causing vibrations directly on the GPU, CPU or MOBO... would it be bad if it did though ?

[Dedayog]

Just now, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Actually the fans i think are working well because i asked them before i payed them at the shop and they said all 6 fans are up and running no problems.

 

Also i kept watching my PC a bit through the glass and can see all fans and all 6 are running : 1 rear, 2 top, 3 front all of them running.

 

Would vibrations be a big issue for components though ?

 

I hope it's not causing vibrations directly on the GPU, CPU or MOBO... would it be bad if it did though ?

It's almost as if you read what I write, and then ask again because you feel like I am fucking with you?  What did I write?

 

I want you to see what fan is causing vibrations.  Looking at them doesn't do that.  You have to stop one, and see if the vibration goes away.  

 

I have NO idea how bad the vibration is or if you're imagining it (which I am leaning toward).  So you either do a simple yes/no test or you learn to live with the vibration.

 

I have 7 fans in my case, 3 more on my GPU and I have no vibrations.  So if you do, let's find out what's causing it.

[Dedayog]

5 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Actually the fans i think are working well because i asked them before i payed them at the shop and they said all 6 fans are up and running no problems.

 

Also i kept watching my PC a bit through the glass and can see all fans and all 6 are running : 1 rear, 2 top, 3 front all of them running.

 

Would vibrations be a big issue for components though ?

 

I hope it's not causing vibrations directly on the GPU, CPU or MOBO... would it be bad if it did though ?

But to answer you in all honesty... vibrations have destroyed buildings and bridges all over the world. Yes, vibrations can be a non-issue all the way to killing you.

 

Can a loud enough sound kill you? - ExtremeTech

 

Do you now understand how hard it is to keep answering your questions?  Because you keep asking "hey is it possible if everything goes wrong, that my shit will die?!".  Uhm, yeah.  Shit can always die.

[Mikey89]

6 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

But to answer you in all honesty... vibrations have destroyed buildings and bridges all over the world. Yes, vibrations can be a non-issue all the way to killing you.

 

Can a loud enough sound kill you? - ExtremeTech

 

Do you now understand how hard it is to keep answering your questions?  Because you keep asking "hey is it possible if everything goes wrong, that my shit will die?!".  Uhm, yeah.  Shit can always die.

@Dedayog

 

Of course i am not talking about earthquakes.

 

We're talking about a PC with 6 coolers.

 

I just wanted to know if the vibrations coming from inside my PC could actually damage CPU, GPU or MOBO ?

[Dedayog]

3 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Of course i am not talking about earthquakes.

 

We're talking about a PC with 6 coolers.

 

I just wanted to know if the vibrations coming from inside my PC could actually damage CPU, GPU or MOBO ?

They could.  They could not.  No idea on their frequencies or strength.  *shrug*

 

Did you find which fan(s) were causing the issue?

[Mikey89]

1 minute ago, Dedayog said:

They could.  They could not.  No idea on their frequencies or strength.  *shrug*

 

Did you find which fan(s) were causing the issue?

@Dedayog

 

Fans are all good, checked again.

 

Also like i said above, before i got the PC they said they tested all 6 fans and that all are up and running with no problems.

[Dedayog]

1 minute ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Fans are all good, checked again.

 

Also like i said above, before i got the PC they said they tested all 6 fans and that all are up and running with no problems.

Then you have nothing to worry about.  No vibration.  All is well

 

 

[Mikey89]

Just now, Dedayog said:

Then you have nothing to worry about.  No vibration.  All is well

 

 

@Dedayog

 

Another thing i noticed is if i put my head really close to the front of the PC where 3 front intake fans are then there is a sound kinda like a car motor or jet engine maybe running.

 

Is that normal ?

 

I assume the sound is from the 3 front intake fans ?

[Dedayog]

2 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Another thing i noticed is if i put my head really close to the front of the PC where 3 front intake fans are then there is a sound kinda like a car motor or jet engine maybe running.

 

Is that normal ?

 

I assume the sound is from the 3 front intake fans ?

What fans did you buy?  It's the fans, or a HDD if you have one.  Anything with moving parts can make a noise like that.  Which is normal.

[Mikey89]

2 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

What fans did you buy?  It's the fans, or a HDD if you have one.  Anything with moving parts can make a noise like that.  Which is normal.

@Dedayog

 

The 3 front + 1 rear came with case, don't know what brand they are. The case itself came with 4 fans so i figured that's really good. I added the 2 top.

 

The 2 top are Cooler Master fans.

[Mikey89]

@Dedayog

 

Any relevant info from my last post ?

[Dedayog]

13 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Any relevant info from my last post ?

None, that's why I didn't reply.  As far as I am concerned, all is well.  Great airflow, temps low, a vibration that may or may not be real...

 

CM fans are fine, nothing special, nothing bad.  

 

Just waiting on your next "issue".

[Mikey89]

@Dedayog

 

It's not exactly an issue, but do u know any good software for monitoring and controlling the fan speed ?

 

I don't know if i already asked this earlier, if i did sorry but i couldn't remember.

[Dedayog]

11 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

It's not exactly an issue, but do u know any good software for monitoring and controlling the fan speed ?

 

I don't know if i already asked this earlier, if i did sorry but i couldn't remember.

You asked and I do not.

 

Then you said you'd download the Gigabyte motherboard software stuff.  I'd make a new post in Cooling forum and ask, as I am sure no one is following this thread any more

 

 

[Mikey89]

3 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

You asked and I do not.

 

Then you said you'd download the Gigabyte motherboard software stuff.  I'd make a new post in Cooling forum and ask, as I am sure no one is following this thread any more

 

 

@Dedayog

 

Sorry one thing i forgot.

 

Where is my fan hub located ?

 

I'm guessing they used fan hub since all 6 fans are running, also i remember they said something about the case coming with a fan hub but i can't see it anywhere inside the case.

[Dedayog]

30 minutes ago, Mikey89 said:

@Dedayog

 

Sorry one thing i forgot.

 

Where is my fan hub located ?

 

I'm guessing they used fan hub since all 6 fans are running, also i remember they said something about the case coming with a fan hub but i can't see it anywhere inside the case.

Usually it's mounted on the back side of the motherboard, remove that other side panel and you should see it.

[Mikey89]

5 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

Usually it's mounted on the back side of the motherboard, remove that other side panel and you should see it.

@Dedayog

 

Yeah i'm just gonna let that be.. don't want to mess with it.

[Mikey89]

@Dedayog

 

I figured out the vibration "issue".

 

If i remove my top dust magnetic filter the vibration goes away. I tried placing my hand on top of the PC specifically the dust filter and the sound stopped. Then i removed the dust filter itself and the vibrations were no more.

 

I haven't tried though to see if it solves the small vibrations on the desk but i doubt those are cuz of the dust filter above.

 

But at least the vibrating sound now i know where it was coming from cuz when i removed the dust filter on top of the case the sound seemed to be gone.

[Mikey89]

@Dedayog

 

BTW wanted to ask, can an old VGA monitor hooked up with an HDMI adapter cause random black screens ?

 

Still using the old monitor but i got like a few random black screens earlier... then i actually got no image and was forced to shut down PC from POWER BUTTON after about a few minutes with no image.

 

I hope it's not my GPU or PSU malfunctioning.