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You post a picture by pressing more reply options and attaching a pic. Or you can drag it into the box. I didn't quiet understand your first question though. Could you elaborate?

24 fps for that "cinematic" feel


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It's saying I can't use image extension in this community...??

That happens for some pictures, try another one or another format.

24 fps for that "cinematic" feel


After a couple weeks of behavioral sciences at my school I can easily conclude my parents need to grow up.

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The numbers are just temps and fan speeds and voltages etc

24 fps for that "cinematic" feel


After a couple weeks of behavioral sciences at my school I can easily conclude my parents need to grow up.

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Yea but are those temps too hot?  should i be concerned with temps that one on the cpu cores?

No, not at all. Those are pretty good temps.

24 fps for that "cinematic" feel


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ok phew...i was under the impression temps over like 65C were no good...

no as long as you have a decent cooler.

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ok phew...i was under the impression temps over like 65C were no good...

what cooler are you using

24 fps for that "cinematic" feel


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stock for now.  i just built this PC...it's just a HTPC and I wasn't sure how the stock cooler would go for that.  I plan on getting an aftermarket cooler in the future, but I wanted something to compare to.

The best cooler all around is the Hyper 212 EVO. Under $30 and it has great performance. Highly recommend it.

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Yea I was going to get that one but the clearance in my case is a little too close for comfort.  I'm going to go with the Noctua NH-D9L

That's a bit more expensive I think but it's better. I don't think you need that for a HTPC though haha

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That's a bit more expensive I think but it's better. I don't think you need that for a HTPC though haha

 

Probably not haha...however I am running an APU (A8-6600K) and it looks to be running a little hot for my taste and that Noctua will definitely cool it down

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