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Cheers guys I'll try that

Oh right OK I thought you was able to adjust settings to fine tune graphics if you knew what you was doing.. At the mo I'm playing cod ww2

Hi, well to be honest nothing doesn't look good it's just if something can look better I see no reason not to improve on it.. My specs are: Asus prime b350 plus mobo Ryzen 7 8 core 1800x cpu Kingston fury 32 ddr 4 ram Sapphire radeon 580 nitro+ 8192mb ddr5 gpu 2x Samsung 850 evo 500gb ssd...

Hi all, I have a Radeon Saphire rx 580 nitro+ I was wondering. If its possible to tinker with settings to get optimal graphics performance. What I'm looking for is increasing the realism (look) of the in game graphics. I remember years ago when I played AA an online pal of mine who was tech...

Thanks for the reply that cleared up my queries

Hi all, question here.. I have a high end sound card, I also have decent headphones. If I plug the headphones into the USB or jack plug on the tower, will I be listening to the on board sound or sound from my sound card? To get sound from the sound card do I have to plug directly into it...

Thanks for the heads up, nice looking earphones

Yup.. That's about as confusing as I've ever been lol.. Thank you for the detailed reply. If I have you an idea of what I like would prob be better.. I'm definitely an astetics kinda guy so I like them to look the bees knees, I like bass for when I'm listening to music.. I'm not a hardcore...

Hi all.. I'm in the market for a new headset, I want the best crystal clear sounding headphones I can get.. I have the creative soundblaster ZX sound card so would prefer a headset with 1 headphone jack plug and 1 mic jack plug to go in to the little sound volume box thing.. Bearing in mind I...

Well that's good news like I say I can live with it providing it won't cause £2k down the swanny I'm good Cheers chaps

Oh really? Weird how it started up out of the blue tho and not from the first ever power up. i was worried I might frazzle my cpu or something

Hi all didn't really know where to put this question, I suppose a bios wall would have been better but there isn't one.. Just finished building a pc. Started it up first day no issues, installed windows and all my gear no problem.. Day 2 I change a few things, I add a fan, I change an old red...

So why your saying is the air needs to. Be exhausted from the cpu more, interesting although googling idle temps still ping back to me at in and around 30c.. However I'll have a look tonight when I can put it through its paces see what feedback I get

Yeah but take into account ambient room temp at the mo is hot because of the weather.. I did read that a cpu should be sitting around 30-40 could also reach up to 80 without affecting performance..

Interesting again, I'll remove the pcie slot covers, currently it's idling around 30-40 degrees on the cpu and same with gpu, hdd a few degrees lower, not had a chance to game yet only switched on for first time last night Oh I also have the darkrock Pro 4 cpu cooler it has 2 fans 1 is 120mm...

Thanks for the reply, I'm not necessarily going for massive amounts of airflow but I do want to keep it cool and avoid dust particularly I have 6 fans, that's 4 case mounted and 2 on the cpu heatsink on top of that your usual psu and gpu fans.. I am running the Asus B350 plus mobo, the ryzen 7 8...

Hi rroff thanks for your reply. You see this is the same thinking as what I originally thought.. Common sense dictates that if you have more airflow entering the case than being expelled, the intake will help push warm air out of the case faster keeping it cooler..

Hi all, I've just built a computer and I want to get optimal airflow around my case.. I have been told that the airflow being pulled in to the case should equate to the same total cfm to the airflow being exhausted out of the case.. Is this true? Also to help determine the above problem...