Recent content by roberttim

They use premium-grade thermal paste so you should be fine with it!

Yeah, but that's only there in the extreme cases! For normal computing, you wouldn't hear almost anything.

Well, it's most certainly something to do with the motherboard. Either the sensors aren't working properly or there's something broken on the PWM side.

I would recommend you to for a B550 or an X570 motherboard, considering they're more future-proof and bring features that you'll surely spend money on later in the build. For example, you ain't getting no Wi-Fi with AS Rock, so you may have to spend another 30-ish dollar in getting an expansion...

It will only support dual-AMD cards since it only brings AMD CrossFire compatibility. Sadly this motherboard doesn't tag along with NVIDIA SLI support so you won't be able to integrate dual NVIDIA cards.

Well since those have fan stop integrated within, you'll probably stay unnoticed of any noise coming at idle situations. During those rugged gaming sessions, the highest I've actually gone so far is 39dBA.

Sadly, there isn't a way around for this since Zotac for some odd reason excluded fan stop from its edition. The foundation edition and all other editions of 3060 have fan stop so unless they're pushed too high or if remain within the idle temperature, they don't make any noise since the fan...

If spraying compressed air didn't solve the issue, the only thing option you have now is to ask an acquaintance who knows soldering to do a proper job for you. There isn't a quick and permanent fix to this. The only thing you can try as of now is to go to your keyboard settings and in the speed...

I am wondering the same here!

Have you installed the latest drivers and software? If that's the case, it could also potentially be your GPU settings overlapping your monitor settings. I would rule out any cabling issue since you've tried both GPU and the HDMI.

You're welcome. Been there, done that. I was lucky to get them from a hardware store nearby but that was back in 2019. Good luck!

The motherboards normally come along with the screws. But if you've misplaced them or running out on them, just buy M3 screw and they should do the job for you.

You're totally right about it! But this should only be of a concern if he is going to overclock his processor. With a stock, it should just perform equally well as MSI but surely includes extra features.

Yes, it will. In fact, it has good VRM and a great overall layout. The only thing that'll make me overlook it will be the exclusion of the second M.2 slot. For me, ASUS ROG Strix B-450F would be the choice for a Ryzen 3700X Build.

B550m Mortar is great for the setup you're trying to build but if I would have been at your place, I wouldn't mind spending 40 dollars extra to get B550 Aorus Pro, for it brings WiFi, Bluetooth, and 2.5G Lan right off the shelve. At the end of the day, you'd spend those dollars buying an...