Recent content by Zphere

Hi, just a quick update! I repasted my CPU with thermal grizzly hydronaut and also added 2 more intake fans on the back side of the AIO. This has helped to dramatically lower temps. I am currently sitting at 49 C average according to HWiNFO. This also probably because it is a little colder this...

following the most recent windows updates, I have not had another BSOD... at least not yet lol.

I did actually switch them around again back to the way I had it (AIO Fans as intake, top as exhaust) and it honestly was about the same. However, it does make sense for the top fans to be exhaust lol. I will order some new thermal paste and will give that a whirl. I do agree that 57 C for idle...

View: https://imgur.com/a/UgvB3hB I just got around to trying the fan orientation you mentioned. Top fans are now all intake and radiator fans are now exhaust. Idle temps did drop a few degrees and I am now averaging about 57 C. Unfortunately, I cannot do anything about the ambient temps in...

yes, it is inside the case

I will give those fan orientations a test run and see how it goes. I'll also look into getting a 280mm rad in the future if I am still not happy with the results.

Yes, I set it to run at 100% consistently. Under load, temps range from 75-80 C

View: https://imgur.com/a/PxXVaIw Updated image with fan flow direction. Fan RPM/Rate is based on the curve shown in the original post. All fans are on the same curve.

As the title suggests, I have higher idle temps than what I would like and nothing I tried has helped. I have seen online that some people have their CPU at 50 C on average. Below, you will find a picture of my computer where you can see how my fans, etc. are configured. I recently replaced the...

PSU: Corsair SF1000L, 1000w, a little over a year old (ordered new from Newegg), Computer is used for pretty much daily gaming. Disk Drives: Samsung 990 2TB SSD (293 GB free from 1.81 TB) + Samsung 980 1TB SSD (506 GB free from 930 GB) ----------------------------- For the windows 11 repair, I...

About a year ago, I built a new computer and have had BSOD issues since the first couple of weeks that I have had it. I have tried a lot of my own troubleshooting to no avail. I even brought it into a PC repair shop as well. Using BlueScreen viewer, I can see that the problem driver is listed...

Motherboard: MSI MPG X670E CARBON WIFI BIOS Version: 2/21/2024 OS: Windows 10 SSD 1: Samsung SSD 980 1TB (D Drive) SSD 2: Samsung SSD 990 PRO 2TB (C Drive) Looks like there is an update I can run for BIOS | https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-X670E-CARBON-WIFI/support I was also planning on...

Per the title, every time I power on my system the computer prompts me with the message "to skip disk checking press any key within 8 seconds". If I don't skip, it scans drives, etc. I have 2 SSDs installed in my computer and have ran CHKDSK on both of them and it returned no errors. I have also...

Is there anything else I can check at home to determine if the card still works or not? If not, I will see if there is a PC shop in my area.

Thanks for the quick reply and confirmation. The only thing that shows 0 in GPU-Z is Memory Size, is this still a sign GPU is dead? :cry: