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New Computer, Help - Penguin. - 12-14-2017
My computer has recently been breaking, like reaching amazing amounts on degrees like 50 and both fans are running, I've taken the side of the computer off and it still has this issue. I've had it for almost 4 years...
Christmas and my 18th are coming up so I need a few suggestions of good computers to purchase, bearing in mind I use it for gaming.
Ideas will be great, price not an issue.
RE: New Computer, Help - Bobby - 12-14-2017
http://www.pcgamer.com/deals/compare/?model_name=Intel%20Core%20i5-8400%2CAsus%20Prime%20Z370-P%2CNvidia%20GeForce%20GTX%201080%2CTeam%20Dark%202x8GB%20DDR4-3000%2CSamsung%20960%20Evo%20500GB%2CCorsair%20CS650M%2CPhanteks%20Eclipse%20P400
RE: New Computer, Help - Random - 12-14-2017
https://pcpartpicker.com/
Use that.
RE: New Computer, Help - Merle - 12-14-2017
Get yourself a nice liquid cooling system like me.
RE: New Computer, Help - Whiskey - 12-15-2017
www.mindfactory.de
Its depeends on what you playing but hang on i maked you a list , wher you are fine with and the set up can hold 10 years normaly.
its really depends on what you playing and what you want , its just a basic gaming desing what i have in my streaming pc and i can play with it arma aswell with out any lag on high options but you neeed to overclock
Like this : https://www.mindfactory.de/shopping_cart.php/basket_action/load_basket_extern/id/7c7473221b65094c71b26b96732d5538256c27d41e30eb05d15 it depends on the person how uses it and for what he needs it , so if you basicly play higher games with graphic then buy a 1070 thats enough , but the case and defetnely you neeed to buy a CPU cooler from Noctua www.noctua.at because they making really nice cooler and they really good.
Thats basicly a gaming set up normaly wher you can play every game.
Regards
RE: New Computer, Help - Awestruck - 12-15-2017
Taking the side off your PC wont help, but will probably make it worse considering there's no longer a circulation environment. If your fans are fine, there's a clear issue with your CPU or GPU (dependant on what is reaching 50 degree heats)
RE: New Computer, Help - Ratatoskrr - 12-15-2017
50 Degrees is nothing you silly sausage.
RE: New Computer, Help - Arch.B - 12-15-2017
Get a fridge keeps shit cool.
RE: New Computer, Help - Richtea - 12-15-2017
Take all the fans ect. out and use a can of air duster to clear all the dust out of fins and what not, once youve done that. Remove your processor and re-apply thermal paste. Put it all back together and put the side panel back on. This creates a enclosure for the ait to flow through carrying heat away on the exit ports.
Should be good, if not then scan.co.uk