Recent content by Arcox

Afterburner also monitors CPU clocks and voltages. Just scroll down till you find more stats. Or just get HWinfo which has far more information and gives you averages, however it's confusing for first timers.

550w is more than enough for a 1050ti. 550w will support up to 1070 if I'm not wrong. However get a better PSU, never cut corners on this component.

I have the same issue as well, both of my CPU and GPU randomly boost to their max frequency whenever I'm just browsing or at desktop. Would like to know a fix.

Get afterburner and check the frequencies, temp and voltage at idle/load, is it properly boosting or throttling. Galax cards run hotter than others, my 3060 also peaks at 75c during gaming at an ambient temp of 26-30.

Alright, I partly unscrewed the four corners and was able to budge the rad a bit for the rest of the screws the fit, made sure to screw in the rest of the rad. Thanks for the help, I'm new to this so all help is greatly appreciated, first time I've fitted an AIO. I hope everything works out...

They aren't fitting, the holes in the rad are slightly off. I will try unscrewing the corners tomorrow. However, will it be fine like this?

As the title suggests, I mounted my Artic LF 240MM on the top of my Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH, however after screwing in each of the corner, I couldn't screw the middle part of the rad. So my question is, will it be fine like this? It's pretty snug, and isn't shaking at all no matter how much I...

Check if the fans are spinning If you deep cleaned, did you properly apply new Thermal Paste, and plugged in the fans?

Yeah, I just plugged it in as firm as I can, ran some benchmarks and games. Nothing had changed, everything’s fine.

As the title suggests, I bumped the cable while the PC was being used, and the PC immediately turned on and off, but no display. So I tried to turn it off, but nothing happened when I pressed the power button or held it. So I just decided to turn the power button off, and for some reason even...