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1-2 of 2 Answers You can use either 120mm or 140mm .. Front can hold 2-120 fans or 2-140’s. Back can hold 1-120mm fan and the top can hold 1-140mm Read more

Faster modules may not always run at faster speeds. When the motherboard or processor can’t support the faster memory speed, the modules are clocked at the fastest speed that they Read more

Most GPUs can operate normally up to about 90 degrees Celsius. Going higher than that will induce thermal throttling, which lowers the GPU clock to keep the card below dangerous Read more

Download the latest chipset drivers for ‘critical security fixes’ Despite the vague release notes, Ryzen (including Threadripper) owners should install this driver. If you own an AMD Ryzen processor, heads Read more

Chipset drivers are are required for using controllers correctly. Without them, you could be unable to use certain features such as PCIe, weakening performance Significantly. Basically, it provides your OS Read more

PC4 is the name of the RAM socket/DIMM. 24000 refers to the transfer rate of 24000MB/s transfer rate. Is PC4 the same as DDR4? The number after DDR/PC and before Read more

Almost all common normal fans today pull from 0.1 to 0.25 A max, so three fans can be done on one header. IF you plan more than that, you need Read more

Most motherboards that do not have an ECC function within the BIOS are still able to use a module with ECC, but the ECC functionality will not work. Keep in Read more

Yes, you can use rubbing alcohol to remove your CPU’s thermal paste, but you’ll want to use isopropyl alcohol to do it because of its superior properties as a solvent. Read more

Replies (6)  This is normal behavior, the driver loaded during BIOS setup or early boot, doesn’t handle HDMI, you need a dedicated display driver that handles this interface. Such Read more