Recent content by Oxej

Thank you :)

Even if it reaches 100°C, I can use it for years without any issues, and I don’t need to do anything, right? Of course, electronics are always a matter of luck, but putting that aside, everything is normal, correct?

Someone else's advice uhh I'm confused View: https://imgur.com/a/TeaLP1p

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I haven't made any adjustments to the pump speed or AIO fan speeds. Also, I have ASUS Armoury Crate installed, but I disabled fan control within the software and instead ran Q-Fan Tuning through the BIOS. If you can guide me on what to check in the BIOS for my ASUS Z790 TUF Gaming...

What is your advice for cpu

What do you think CPU/GPU Temp?

So, I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but the three-fan group on the right side is pulling in fresh air. CPU temperatures average around 90-95°C in games, sometimes dropping to 85°C depending on the game. I've also seen it hit a max of 100°C on HWMonitor. As for the GPU, the highest...

Would my case's internal airflow be negatively affected in this setup? In games, my CPU temperature averages around 90-95°C, depending on the game, and it sometimes spikes to a maximum of 100°C, as seen on HWMonitor. As for my GPU, the maximum temperature reaches 75°C in the most demanding...

This is how my PC case is set up. The fans on the right side intake fresh air, and the bottom fans also intake fresh air. The top fans and the single rear fan are set as exhaust. A friend suggested that the top fans should be intake instead of exhaust, saying that this would be a better...

I am sharing a screenshot of the current settings; let me know if anything is missing. Also, it didn’t ask me for any type at startup. However, I used Q-Fan Tuning to automatically adjust the fan curve. What I want is not an advanced overclock. I want to stay in the safe zone. I’m not sure if...

Thank you for your response, I have made the necessary corrections. I have read the article you sent before (https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/1er2m7v/help_with_i714700k_undervolting/) But I don't know what to trust because ICC MAX 307A is recommended by intel but a user made 399A.

Hi everyone, I recently built a system with the following specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 14700KF GPU: ASUS TUF GAMING GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER SSD: Samsung 2TB 990 PRO NVMe Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI RAM: G.SKILL 64GB (2x32GB) Trident Z5 RGB 6400MHz CL32 DDR5 1.4V Dual Kit Cooling...

Okay, I'll do it. Someone else made this suggestion. Change the PCIEX16 speed from auto --> gen4 Change the SSD to GEN4 in the same way. I'll do that and report the results, it may take a while to update.

I can do this. I don’t want you to misunderstand me, but what difference would it make? Because in the current situation, I’m already running all kinds of benchmark tests. If there were a problem, wouldn’t I have noticed it?