Recent content by Furzumz

Thank you, I'll give it all a try and see how it goes

I've been having some internet issues with disconnections but I noticed when its disconnected for awhile (5 minutes or more, give or take) everything starts freezing up, programs start refusing to respond, my UI as a whole starts acting weird, programs that need no internet connection will...

I'll try that one. Thanks for the help

I was hoping to keep it around 80, or even below if possible but I get that's probably not doable with how expensive everything is these days

I was looking to replace a Surfboard SB6141 but wasn't sure what to get. My Cox plan is up to 500 mb/s Router is a AC1750 Netgear

In short my ISP is unreliable and until they fix the regular 15 or more daily sometimes hours long outages effecting my whole area (if ever), I wanted to ask if you guys think a USB wireless adapter for my computer could serve as a temporary band aid fix. I was thinking of getting a USB 3.0...

Dips can happen in any game really, its not abnormal. And yeah the hotter the cpu gets the more the fans can ramp up which can cause more noise. As far as adobe goes you can give it a shot and see how it goes. I'm unfamiliar with adobe so I couldn't say how hard it would stress it. But as long...

75c is perfectly safe, sounds good so far For the FPS is that with the FPS cap enabled? FPS cap doesn't lock it at 60 FPS, it just prevents it from going past a certain specified number. If you meant in general I'm not really sure. Some of this stuff is beyond my knowledge :sweatsmile:

Hard to say off a text description alone, but the most common things are usually either noisy fan(s), coil whine or something vibrating . Coil whine is harmless but annoying and a noisy fan can possibly be a indicator of a bad fan but not always You'd probably be better off making a new thread...

Its common for games to have fluctuating FPS, that's part of the reason why FPS capping is usually a setting in most games. When things have to be rendered it can cause a FPS dip. I remember when I played Rust (sorta similar to fallout 76 in concept if I recall correctly with the base building...

I don't know much about voltage end of things, sorry I'm useless in that regard. Hopefully someone else here will know I highly doubt your cpu and motherboard are faulty. Same goes for the CPU cooler There's a lot of different factors that can determine why someone with a similar setup might...

I haven't dabbled in voltages before so I couldn't comment in that regard, sorry The issue with heat is that it effects the lifespan of the processor. If your processor hits 100c it won't instantly destroy it but running it at such a high temperature for long periods of time can wear down its...

Minus the top exhaust I don't think there's much more you can do to improve the fan setup, but I understand not wanting to leave the top open But like I said I don't think your processor is running dangerously hot. It might not be ideal but its not baking itself. You're well under 100c and 88c...

If the most demanding thing you're using it for is gaming I wouldn't worry too much about the cinebench test as most games aren't going to be slamming your processor to 100% usage at all times like Cinebench does Intel list their tjunction at 100C for that processor, 77c doesn't sound dangerous...

If you're going to leave the panel on you could remove the top fan if you wanted to considering it looks like it wouldn't push out much air if those are open slits on the panel. Might not be completely useless but I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't help much with the top panel on If you're...