Recent content by Fategg

Hello, I currently have a HyperX Cloud Flight, but I found it uncomfortable after a long period of time, especially with my glasses. I've had it for almost about a year now, no issues or complaints, but I want to get a better sounding headphones that is comfortable(I don't mind if it is wired or...

Uhh nope, but I know Windows 10 does it automatically whenever it updates? So theoretically I should have one before PBE. Little update: no crashes yesterday all day, today so far so good. New graphics card update as well that just rolled out yesterday. I think it's doing ok at least for now, I...

Deleted the "Riot Games" folder, which contained the PBE folder and the live server folder. Even before that, I didn't get any crashes so far. Played Assetto Corsa for about 45 mins without a problem, been on my PC for around 4 hours and it's been doing fine. I just deleted the Riot Games folder...

Uhh no but I can do that, is it to reinstall the last save?

Hello, I got a new gaming PC about 2 months ago, and it's running super cool and quiet. The problem is that, recently, whenever I play games or just use Google Chrome, the PC will randomly freeze and I would have to restart the computer. I think the hardware seems to be fine. The drivers are all...

I made the radiator fans face the other way (so it would pull in fresh cool air) and I haven't changed the top fans to exhaust yet, but even without having the top fans set to exhaust, the CPU and the components temps are low. I also managed to figure out why my case fans were at max speed at...

The temps are looking pretty good! I still have to figure out the fan curves, which I think won't take too long, hopefully. Thanks for helping!

I've just got this system about 3-4 weeks ago, so dust shouldn't be a problem. If it builds up and it's visible, I can clean it up, but for now, I don't think dust is an issue.

The default case fans that came with the case are Corsair SP120 RGB PRO, 3 of them, so 1 exhaust, 2 intakes at the top. I think these ones are pretty decent, gets the job done. As for the airflow, I know my setup is pretty bad, but the thing is, the CPU temp was doing really well, I'm talking 65...

So rad fans in between the case and the rad itself, rear fan and top fans exhaust? Also, no matter how I set up the fan curves in the BIOS, it's always the same noise level. Whether it's a "quiet" preset or custom curve to have it moderately quiet at higher temps, it's still the same noise...

I wish I can put my rad up at the top, but I have a 280mm and top only supports 240mm... What's the best option here then?

Today, when I hopped on my PC, I noticed that while in-game, my CPU temp is hitting 67~75 Celsius, while even last night, it didn't even reach 65. I have Corsair H115i 280mm in Corsair iCUE 220T case, with the default fans. My radiator sits at the front side of the case drawing air from inside...

I have Corsair H115i 280mm AIO, my 3800x sits around 50-62 degrees while gaming and the clock never goes below 4.2GHz even while idle. My cooler is silent, with some adjustment in the fan curves. I set it to around 70% when the CPU hits 75 and around 50% when the CPU hits around 65.

Yup I just got it and works pretty good. Thanks for the reply!

What is your AIO and case fan curve?