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Hi there. I recently bought a gtx 1080 gigabyte windforce and after a week of perfect functioning i started hearing a crakling noise. The noise is from the middle cooler and it gets worse as the fan rpm increases. As i saw the cooler with my eyes, i saw that the cooler is kinda vibrating What...

thank you for the reply so i guess i will do the graphics thing unless i get a new cpu, and it wouldnt happen too soon

hi, i am curious if i can lower my cpu usage cuz it is over 90% in some games like call of duty warzone or gta 5 with some tricks or programs my cpu is an i5 4690, 4 core 4 thread another question: can i lower my cpu usage if i change my gpu to something better like from an 1060 to a 1070 ti

Thanks for the response So, i guess i will buy the 1070 ti cuz i am willing to assume the risk of buying second hand

Hi, i want to buy a new gpu for my pc but only this respective component. What should i choose between a new gtx 1660/1660s and a second hand gtx 1070 ti? My budget isnt that high for an 1660 ti but anyways, i saw that the 1070 ti is better that the 1660 ti. Thank you

i dont recomend you buying the 3400g cuz its an insanely small improvment for 50-100$ more i recomend you to buy the 3200g or an older genartion ryzen 5

no problem 8)) another problem is that the cpu might not support the memory and i think that the ryzen 3 3200g does support 3000 mhz maximum (i am not 100% sure) , even though there are some compatible motherboards like the b450 which is also de cheapest one

yes, it is. almost every motherboard has a pci express slot to put your gpu on

in my opinion i would upgrade to something better there are many options, but if you want intel you can get an i5 9400f and a b365 for around 400$ or from amazon you can get a 9600k and z390 kit at 360$ or so if you want amd, you can get a r5 1600 af (best bang for the buck at amd)or an 2600 and...

no problem 8)))) the cpus degrade from daily use, you cant stop them. the degradation is faster or instantly if the cpu is not cooled correctly or it has been heavely overclocked. in this case the degradation happend from the cpu age (6 years)

i have a relatevely similar problem and i have an i5 4690, so not that different. i think the problem is from bottlenecking and from the performance degradation of the cpu.

the difference between 3200 and 3600 isnt that notable and in my opinion as long as you want to get a budget pc, i think you should get the 3200 one. if you really want perfomance and 10$ isnt a problem, get the 3600 sure for the storage, 15$ is not much and you get some notable performance from...

well, if you changed the bios of the gpu, it might be an uncompatible bios or a broken one, or something like that, and if this is the case, you cant really do much other than buying a special bios flashing tool to flash the bios of the gpu back without using the respective one as long you cant...

thats perfect! thank you

well, my budget is 400 dollars for mobo, cpu, ram and maybe psu. my full specs are: cpu i5 4690 gpu gtx 1060 3 gb ram hyperx fury ddr3 12 gb 1600mhz mobo asus h81m-e psu rpc 55000 ab its not that much of a problem if i get amd, but i am used to intel