Recent content by ThatVietGuy

No one is going to parse through all those links. Create your build on PCPartPicker and post the permalink. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/

You just flip them around like any other fan...

Don't even bother.

I hope you realize letting us know what components you are using plays a heavy factor in this. But in general, yes, you should see a slight decline. How much, though, will depend on what components you're using.

Yes. What is the make/model of that power supply?

Believe what is provided from the manufacturer website. However, I don't see an F61a BIOs on the website - https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B450-I-AORUS-PRO-WIFI-rev-10/support#support-dl-bios Regardless, as long as you're on something F60 or above you'll be fine. Don't believe...

Bare minimum - https://www.mediaexpert.pl/komputery-i-tablety/podzespoly-komputerowe/zasilacze/zasilacz-be-quiet-pure-power-12-m-550w-80-plus-gold-pcie5-0 If you want headroom for extra upgrades -...

You can start by listing the make and model of all your parts. Unless you are running a few microwaves next to you EMI shouldn't be an issue. This sounds more like a system that's old and needs upgrades or you need to turn down your settings.

Budget? Size? https://pcpartpicker.com/products/internal-hard-drive/#m=12&f=122080&c1=di_m2.pcie_30_x4&sort=price&page=1

Either test it in another computer if you can or let it sit for a few days to completely discharge. There could be a chance it tripped some kind of current protection on the GPU and you just need to let it sit for a few days to discharge any left over electricity from the capacitors.

Return the card or run it without the USB cable if you don't need the Bluetooth.

You're fine, stop worrying and enjoy your system.

TJmax for that CPU is 100C, it's fine.

You could have shorted the GPU with the screw. Test the GPU in another computer if possible. How did a screw fall on the GPU?

The cable for the wifi card is a standard USB plug. Your motherboard may have a proprietary connection, not surprising since it's a Lenovo branded motherboard.