help again :p....

[Harris]

hi guys so i just finish build my pc. and i have a problem that to water cooling fan on the radiator is making sound (i think the cable touch the fan) do you guys have any diy for stop the cable touching the fan?

 

oh yeah and how do we instal steam luancher game at ssd but we put the game at the hdd so it will launch and prosesing fast but the game is at hdd, not just steam but all other game like, uplay,origin,etc

[helping]

Have you tried moving the fan cable?

[TheNinjaNextDor]

Take the cable in your hand, then move it. 

 

You want to install the launcher on the HDD and game on the SSD. You can change the install places separately in Steam settings.

[79wjd]

hi guys so i just finish build my pc. and i have a problem that to water cooling fan on the radiator is making sound (i think the cable touch the fan) do you guys have any diy for stop the cable touching the fan?

 

oh yeah and how do we instal steam luancher game at ssd but we put the game at the hdd so it will launch and prosesing fast but the game is at hdd, not just steam but all other game like, uplay,origin,etc

tie the cable down. 

 

Install Steam and choose C:/Programfiles(x86) blah blah blah... 

Downdload/install your games at D:/programfiles(x86)/Steam blah blah blah

--i.e. download the game as normal, just change the drive letter to the hdd instead of the ssd. (Also be sure to create a "Program Files" folder on the hdd, and a steam folder inside that. 

[Harris]

thanks guys for the information, now i just waint fot he code W8
oh and if i have w8 code and i have w8 usb boot 64bit. will it make my w8 64bit?

 

and if i do the instal step as you guys said the game will boot fast right?
oh and sorry for my bad grammar still work hard for it  

[imdavidh96]

yes it will be 64 bit,
your topic title is horrible, and your making not much sense,
"the cables touching the fan and making noise how do i fix"
move the cable duh

[tobben]

your games have to be installed on the ssd to leverage the faster read/write speeds, even if the program origins/steam etc is on the ssd the games wont load any faster as long as the game is written on the hdd, the game itself have to be installed on the actual ssd, you can just install them on the hdd if you don't have enough ssd space, it wont make an incredibly huge difference, just wee bit less loading, or just install the games you will be playing the most frequently on the sdd and the rest on the hdd.