Recent content by jeremy0118

I can see the 2 cables are connected to a little PCB, but i can't look further, so you appear to be correct in the daisychained thing. Seems like problem is solved then. Thanks along with other commenter who posted a video (i could not find a video despite lookin for the model, guess i need new...

I could have sworn i removed just these 2 fan cables from my Inno3D RTX 3060 iChill X3 when i disassembled it. However the thermal pads needed replacing so i currently have them ordered. I did reassemble the fan + shroud which was quite some work, 20 screws and 3 diffrent tools later (thanks...

I know this is abit of a gray area and the opinions are divided on this. One of my HP EliteDesk 800 G1 SFF with a 240 w PSU powering a i7 4790 + 1050 Ti LP / 16 G ram and SSD What is your experience with HP OEM PSU's. I'm not nessecarely worried about the wattage, i have a watt meter that i...

i wouldnt automaticly assume No signal on a new built is a defective GPU. Like DRagor said, it could be anything. it's an elimination process. double check cable connections of the psu, is the 24 pin inserted in it'entirety? make sure standoff screws are in the right location, inspect the cpu...

What is the cost of the arctic in your country out of curiousity?

Yes if you did not overclock the cpu then an arctic alpine 12 will cool your 7600k just fine. The 7600k is socket 1151 and that cooler is compatible. it has significantly better fanblades / bearings/paste/ more metal and can cool 20 to 30 degredes cooler than stock intel crap. and it can often...

I find it interesting that one would link to a 90 DOLLAR cooler for an outdated 7600k / claim it requires high performance cooler. Totally unessecary mismatch , doesnt make any financial sense concidering its tdp and age. You can cool that thing fine and fairly quiet with a 12 dollar arctic...

this. both 9100f and 970 are in no way capable for 1440p.

Hardware Unboxed very recently released a video on best 1440 gaming monitors. (youtube)

Yeah exactly what i just said. Unlock the power limit and you're gucci!

You need to unlock the power limit in the bios.

the i5 7600 is very much an outdated cpu that would struggle on modern titles. im fairly sure the diffrence with 5th 6th and 7th gen was very minimal and lauhable. though the resale value still remains decent. i would look into upgrading to a i3 12100f or 12400f. but then ur entire system is...

dont know. its a gamble wether it will work out of the box. just go with the prime then

depends on the price diffrence the msi has better vrms to deal with the high power draw of high end i9s but with an i3 or i5 of choice it wont matter the asus board will handle it just fine