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Ok thanks. I think I'll just leave it then.

Over a year ago now I got my new PC with this motherboard. I was having a few problems with a game at first so with the support of some very helpful people here I reduced the overclock on the RAM. I haven't done anything since and checking my latest version, I still run : I've been very happy...

Thank you Martin. Will having just the one existing rear fan be ok for airflow when I install these three at the front?

I think you are right. If I had known initially, I would have definitely gone with three. The build was recommended on here to me and Pcspecialist didn't mention that it should have more front fans but I think it probably does. What fans would you suggest? Also, I worry that I might not be able...

I have them set to balanced. On balanced they reach 1900 rpm gaming. Do they only affect the cpu temps? I ask this because when I have set them to quiet mode the junction temp on gpu has gone up a few degrees. Tony I have 2 case fans one front and one back. Is there a way for me to configure these?

So by doing the GPU stress test on AMD Software that would test the GPU fans right? Not the H100i... The stress test on the GPU is quiet, very quiet. When I game, the noise is pretty loud. I assume it is the H100i because when I use iCUE and set the fans to quiet then there is a noticeable change.

No I did the test on the GPU. You can run a GPU Stress Test on the AMD Software. When I lower the fans to quiet on the iCUE then the it does get quieter.

I did a stress test on the AMD Software and fans were quiet. I don't think it is the fans on the case but I don't have any way of testing these... I have the iCUE software for the H100i. I assume these are what are causing the noise.

Is there a guide you could provide to help me with this?

I recently purchased this: Case CORSAIR 5000D AIRFLOW TEMPERED GLASS GAMING CASE Processor (CPU) AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Eight Core CPU (4.2GHz-5.0GHz/104MB w/3D V-CACHE/AM5) Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING B650-PLUS WIFI (DDR5, USB 3.2, 6Gb/s) Memory (RAM) 32GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 6000MHz (2 x...

It's gpu temps not cpu. Using core temp, the cpufluctuates between 56 to 64 degrees.

Rather than making an entirely new thread... Is 70 degrees current temp and 86 degrees junction temp ok to have while gaming for like 3-4 hours at that temp?

Will do! cheers

Played it for 2 hours this evening without crashing! Thanks once again.

Ok well I'll give it one more shot then. If it crashes I'll have to play something else. Thank you for the support!

Ok So I've downloaded the latest chipset driver and turned Expo off. My BIOS version is which I assume will need changing... 😭

Yes, I noticed that the 6000MHz is not selectable with that anymore. Kind of frustrating as mine was literally shipped last Friday so they might have said something about that to me before... So reducing the frequency does what exactly? Will this problem be something Asus will be able to fix?

Is my chipset ASUS not AMD?

So I don't mind it crashing occasionally but is it normal and safe to crash and reboot my computer and for the display to go green?