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Allow me to clarify, I meant the bottom case intake fans underneath the GPU, separate from the GPU fans of course. Currently I have no bottom intake fans in the case because the GPU is taking up a lot of space, I plan to install slim 120mm as intakes. And yes that's correct. it's the Saphhire...

Hi, yes. I peeled of the plastic. Infact I replaced the default motherboard retention mechanism as the cpu back plate was bending due to the tension earlier. I switched to the Thermalright CPU holder and repasted as well in hopes of getting better results, but still the same.

I plan on adding two Slim 120mm Arctic fans at the bottom as there is very little space and I can't fit full size 120mm/140mm fans due to the GPU. The Power supply is mounted vertically so that it draws fresh air from the outside from the front grill and exhausts it upwards through the AIO rad...

It's when Hogwarts Legacy, a game prepares shaders in case of gpu update etc. This seems to be CPU intensive I suppose, attaching a picture for reference View: https://imgur.com/a/wm8Yav7 In general the temperatures are around 60-80 while gaming at 1440 Ultra depending on the load. Here's...

Hi All, I am seeing higher than expected temperatures on the 9800X3D with an AIO. 1. Cinebench R23.2 Multicore test, CPU temps hit 93 C in just a few mins, 2. During Hogwarts Legacy, Shader Cache rebuild, CPU temperature spikes to 95C, fans revving like a jet engine 3. Idle...

I changed to Gelid GC Extreme Pads and also repasted the Thermal Interface (used the Arctic MX-6 however). Happy to report that the hotspot and the memory temps under stress have reduced, although there is a 2C increase in the max Core temperature, probably due to the paste, should have used the...

I am using Asus Prime-AP201 mATX case: https://www.asus.com/in/motherboards-components/cases/all-series/asus-prime-ap201-tempered-glass-microatx-case/ I have 2x120mm fans at the bottom for intake underneath the GPU 1x120mm on the back behind the CPU again for intake, and 2x120mm on the top for...

Hi All, I have a Galax RTX 3080 Ti 12GB GPU that hits high temps during gaming. As reported by GPUz the temperature during stress/gaming are: Core temp: 81C Hot Spot Temp: 104.3C Memory Temp: 104C Fan(s) Speed: 90 +% GPU Load: 95 +% I am wonderding if these temperatures are normal...

So I opened up the UPS, to check the battery voltages etc. This UPS has 2x12V (9Ah) Lead acid batteries connected in series, i.e. a total of 24V. Here's the product page for the batteries: https://www.leoch.com/pdf/reserve-power/agm-vrla/lp-general/LP12-9.0.pdf The measured voltage across both...

So I measured the total load power using a Killawatt like device during stress tests and gaming. The Computer + Monitor consume a maximum of only about 520W during CPU + GPU stress tests, and a little less during regular gaming. The UPS is rated for (2200VA) 1200 W, and should have provided at...

So it has a sealed lead acid battery, Voltage rating of 24V, with a capacity of 9Ah

Right, thanks for pointing that out. I just realized I had made a terrible mistake earlier.

It doesn't show the voltage unfortunately. I have a multimeter, will need to open up the UPS though. I am not entirely sure about the battery voltage rating, will check APCs page.

Hi, thanks for the answer, took me some time (and google) to understand finally. So based on this, what do you recommend is the solution. A higher battery capacity based UPS ? A different kind of battery/UPS altogether ?

Even under full load, the worst case load power should never be more than 1000W for the configuration, which means about 1+ mins of backup time. The UPS is fairly new, bought it about 8 months ago. I started seeing this issue just recently.