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not in my case that for sure.....and then after all is said and done there is still no guarantee it will work not to mention the chances you take of accidentally breaking something in the process.....it was very well thought out looking at this from a practical view..or why not just have the...
nope..just saw the vid and isn't nearly as easy as they state...you have to put screws through the mother board and on to its own back plate...which means I would basically have to disassemble my entire computer...hence the reason for this post.
Someone else has showed me that same product.
I just got back from the store and didnt see one single one that was a high performer that you didnt need a special back plate installed.....I dont have full access like I thought I did to the back of my cpu
I need to find the coolest heatsink and fan for an amd athlon 6 core, but it has to be a clip on like the stock coolers or be able to use the existing assembly. Basically I need one that is fast to install without having to put on a new back plate....does this even exist anymore?
well I had a bad weekend..my phenom 6 core fried and I sent it back to newegg and when I installed the dual core back in with the heath sink from above link the temp sensor for the cpu stopped working and the core temp say 0c??? any idea what happened here?
well I noticed that there was another pci express modular to use so i went ahead and plugged one of them into that and hosed down my vid card with compressed air and did some heavy gaming for 15 min without any problems but noticed my cpu temps got up to 64c (recommended max for AMD's Six-Core...
oh its a 1 year old 1000 watt power supply with modulars..forgot the name of it since Im at work right now...thinks it might be a bad modular? A friend of mine recently gave it to me since my 700 watt corsair died on me.
My video card is 18 months old...I do push it hard. not by overclocking but...
Well Im hoping to find an answer here without having to buy a new video card but it isnt looking very good for me right now.
After I game hard for like 20-35 minutes the video card literally shuts off, but the rest of the computer is still running. The only way to get it to work again is to...