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Corsair replied and said that the operating temperature for my Ram is 0-95c.

I have the below fans set up for positive air-flow: At the front i have 3 noctua 120mm fans (1200 - 1300 rpm) as intake with the dust filter installed. I have them set at 80% for a balance of airflow and low noise. At the rear i have 1 noctua 140mm fan (2000 rpm) as exhaust set at 50%. At the...

I can't install a fan at the bottom, my case does not support it. I'll play around with MSI afterburner and check the results. Thanks!

One thing i forgot to mention is that before buying the 2080 Ti Founders, i bought a 2080 Ti blower style from EVGA which i sold 2 days after because it was extremely loud, way louder that the 1080 Ti Blower i have (i like blower style cards). Anyway, i remember checking the overall temps of the...

Thanks for your reply. No i haven't had any crashing issues. Its just that i am worried after realizing how hot it got when i had the idea to touch the ram. And also because, i had crashing issues in the past with my old build which was caused by high ram temperatures (DDR3 1600MHz). Regarding...

I've added 2 exhaust fans on top but it barely made a difference, maybe 1c or 2c drop. This could also be due to the drop in room temperature but i can't know for sure. Unless there is direct cooling on the ram, i don't believe the top fans will help because of how close the gpu is to the ram...

Hello! My specs are: Mobo: Z390 Aorus Master CPU: Intel 9900K (stock) RAM: Corsair Vengeance low profile 32GB - 3200MHz (4x8gb) - XMP enabled (VCCSA 1.24v + VCCIO 1.2v) Cooler: Noctua NH-U12A GPU: RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition PSU: Seasonic Titanium 850W Case: Fractal Design Define 7 Fans: 3...

Hello! Are you still stable on these settings?

Thanks for your reply. Btw, the ram are XMP enabled. I initially "tested" my ram temp by touching them, then i remembered that my mobo came with 2 Thermistor cables. I plugged the Thermistor cable on my mobo and squeezed the other end of the cable between the ram modules. The ram peaked at the...

Hi! I've upgraded my build to z390 aorus master paired with a 9900k (stock) and 32gb Corsair LPX 3200MHz ram. I was a using a GTX1080 Ti FE until the RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition arrived. With the 2080 Ti FE, the ram get extremely hot when gaming. I understand why this happens since the hot...

Well there were no replies but i will update anyway. The motherboard was having issues. More specifically, i isolated the problem to the CPU socket or the 8-pin power connector for the CPU. If i had the 8pin power cable connected, the system would boot loop or boot once or twice and then hang...

Update: So i tried again the Seasonic, this time i removed the battery for 5 minutes before plugging it in. Cmos cleared, obviously. Everything works fine so far. One thing to mention that i noticed previously but haven't really paid much attention to it, is that with my older PSU when the PC...

Ok last night i put back my older PSU and the problem appeared again. This made me conclude that either it was: a component/peripheral which i might have not removed previously mobo ram slots cpu I removed everything (including cpu cooler), leaving only the monitor connected to the onboard...

Tried memtest, everything was ok, besides i also tried different sets of ram, but problem persists. I tried different ram slots, same. Tried with 1 stick on each slot, same.... =/

Thanks for your reply, i will try this today. Updating on the issue: i powered it up today, it shut down and rebooted twice by itself, and stayed on without posting. Yesterday i shut down and rebooted multiple times without issue (after resetting the bios twice).