Recent content by Darren_L

Yeah, I'm glad the issue came out clear by the test...thanks

Ikr, I didn't expect this from Asus! Hence my original question right at the beginning :sweatsmile:

Yes. Did as you said, still getting ~82°C on load. Dusted off some components while shifting the fan as well.

I have a Gigabyte C200 case....and yes taking off the side panel actually brought down the GPU temperature by a good 4-5° I have just one fan for intake and one as exhaust, I'll try bumping up the speed on the intake fan for any improvements.

I have a Ryzen 3600 paired with a Asus tuf GTX 1660 powered by a Thermaltake Smart RGB 500W. I live in a tropical region and the summers get hot here, my GPU temps are rising upto 86° under load I'm considering upgrading to a GPU with a better cooling solution. Initially I was looking at the...

But my friend says for a 64-bit OS to run smoothly you need to have a processor with atleast 4 cores, and mine has 2. Is it true?

I currently have; i3-2100 3.1GHz processor, 4 GB RAM (getting 4 GB more), Gigabyte H61M-S2P-B3 motherboard, Circle 400W PSU. I'm planning to get the new AMD Radeon RX 550, but what I'm concerned about is that they say the latest AMD drivers don't support 32-bit OS and I have 32-bit windows 7...

Hello everyone! I'm planning to buy a graphic card for my PC of which the specs are; Motherboard: Gigabyte H61M-S2P-B3 Processor: Intel i3-2100 3.1MHz RAM: 4GB PSU: Circle CPH-699 400w I know that the CPU will bottleneck the GPUs mentioned above, but still I would like to know which of the...

My current rig specs are: Gigabyte H61M-S2P-B3 motherboard. Circle CPH-699 400W SMPS i3 2100 3.1 GHz processor 1×4 GB RAM 250 GB HDD Later after 1 year I'm gonna get a new config of i5 7th gen. So I want a GPU that will support both the configs well. I'm planning for a Nvidia GTX 950 or GTX...