Recent content by Jaegeren

It could be the PSU yeah. Especially if you often have blackouts, your PSU could be damaged from power surges that often accompanies an outage. But then so could your SSD, motherboard, basically all other components. But there really isn't a solid way to know until you have trouble shooted all...

If you haven't updated the bios before, you can check the rev number on the motherboard, it should be printed on there. It's either your motherboard, usb drives, CD/DVD, PSU, CPU, GPU. Basically it could be anything. Try moving the GPU from the first slot to the bottom as well. And try with...

It most likely comes down to that single stick of ram. Ryzen CPU's really dislike single channel ram. Else as mentioned above. Might be outdated drivers. What's your temperatures at? That case doesn't look very airflow friendly

Strange ram setup. I know it's the CPU light that is flashing. Buy try only using one of the ram sticks, it's genereally a bad idea mixing them up. It can create all sorts of wierd issue's. Else try to remount the CPU and cooler and check all connections. Also if your PSU is aging, it can also...

Is the usb formatted to FAT32? Also only copy the relevant file. Not the text file Is it USB 2.0 or 3.0? I found out MSI boards are very picky with what usb sticks you use. I use a Sandisk 2.0, 4gb model, and put it into the direct usb 2.0 port on the mb. It always works.

They probably will, but idk. They haven't made an official statement on it yet as far as i know. Now that you mentioned your temps and cooler, i would suspect your CPU is starting to throttle. Doesn't help with your resolution neither as i've said earlier, at 1080p your CPU is working harder...

Well if his GPU temps are within the norm, which he mentioned. I definitely suspect it's more of a CPU issue rather than a GPU one. Especially now that he mentions those temps are with an AIO, if he is hitting 60-65 with just browsing and general usage, i easily think he can reach the 90-95c in...

Well yes and no. As i've said, unless you have a PC exactly like the one you saw benchmarking on is 100% identical to yours. Then there can be many small tweaks done that increases his performance. He could have better cooling, i mentioned your earlier 79 degrees CPU temp was high if you're...

Gonna be intresting to see the resale value of older 3000 series gpu's in the near future. If Nvidia goes through with it's hash rate limiter. We might see the cards without the limiter go for a higher amount.

GPU runs a bit slower than average, but then again, it's most likely the CPU bottleneck causing that low perfomance. As i said earlier, your average FPS in GTA V seems to not be too far off what you describe, 60-90fps that's pretty much in line with most systems with your config, running at that...

Arh you mean the depth, yeah that will most likely be a very close call, it will most likely get very close to the second pcie slot. But unless you plan on using it, it still shouldn't be an issue.

Just upload a pic and post it here, more people will be able to help you. And if i undertand you correctly, there shouldn't be any clearance issue. removing the HDD bays are not needed, that's the length that decides that. You'll have around 25mm left to the side panel, that should be...

Home - UserBenchmark Run this program and post results. But i would really love to see what you're actually running, if you're reaching 79 degrees with only a minor workload, there is something wrong. Especially if you have an aftermarket cooler installed.

It should fit, height is rarely an issue. Your CPU cooler in that case has a clearance of 165mm, your card is 140mm in height. The depth/thickness of the card is 56mm and will cover the Nvme slot and not the other pcie x16 slot.

Only concern for me is the temp, 79,3 is rather high, though it depends on what cooler you're using. Did you run a benchmark just before you took that screenshot? because the validator is not a benchmark. What's your cooling solution/ fan setup? ambient temperature? Are those idle temps?