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I think i was looking at a empty fan slot so the readings were completely off the charts.

Are these enough? these readings are after an hour or two of browsing the internet and maybe 30 minutes of gaming. The jumping up to red thing didn't occur this time. I saw it one time yesterday when i opened up AI Suite 3, i've heard conflicting reports about it, some say it doesn't report...

Bios values are normal and the values in AI Suite 3 are normal but after a while they jump up and it show them all on red. BIOS VDDCR CPU 1.166 3.3V Voltage 3.313 5V Voltage 5.068 12V Voltage 11.968 Ryzen 5 2600 Asus TUF 450 Gaming Plus ZM 600 GLX GTX 1050TI Corsair Vengeance 8 GB 3000 mhz...

HDD the laptop came with originally and windows 10 which also laptop came with.

Laptop model is : Lenovo legion y520 15IKBN SSD Model: Adata xpg sx6000 pro m2 256 gb I can use it as a drive, i can even copy the windows to it using a partition program but it doesn't show up in BIOS.

Thank you both for the help, not sure what i'm gonna get exactly but got a clearer idea now.

Is there another card in the price range that is a better choice for me? (Can't afford the 6gb at the moment)

Motherboard : MSI 970A G-46 AMD CPU FX X8 8150 Soket AM3+ 3.6GHz 16MB Cache 32nm PSU Zalman ZM600-GLX 600W 80+ My old Graphic card that died on me was MSI 7950 twin frozer 3GD5 OC 3gb/384bit Monitor philips 23.6" 247e4lhab/00 I'm looking to ugrade piece by piece I've been using this machine...

GV-N1060WF2OC-3GD GTX 1060 WINDFORCE OC 3GB GDDR5 192 bit, or GeForce GTX1050 Ti GAMING X 4GB OC GDDR5 128 bit? i know that 1060 is better then the other but what i'm asking is 1050 TI good enough. I haven't really decided on a budget but I prefer to get it for as cheap as possible. Doesn't...

Allright i'm gonna focus on a new PSU, is there something you can recommend that is not too expensive and reasonibly good. My PSU is under warranty for couple more months i think i'm gonna send it and see if i can get a refund or store credit. Thank you.

I set up the video card fans to 75% and its been half an hour and im still playing without any crashes. So the problem is more likely with PSU right?

How would i go about checking those things? is there a software that i can use for it? or do i have to find a new gpu and a psu and try to see which is gone bad. This whole thing started by computer shutting down then not opening back up untill i cleaned the PSU, i'm sorry i forgot to mention...

Zalman Zm600-Glx 600W