A:AnswerThe frame rate varies depending on the game, video and OS settings, and what devices or applications are running in the background and accessing the system resources. All these affect the frame rate.
A:AnswerYeah it will run 4k but you won't be able to unlock XMP, and it's has poor cooling. It runs hot and can't really add any 120mm fans to help out. I am switching everything to a Corsair 5000D to help out with cooling issues.
A:AnswerBuy a modular power supply of 750 watts. That should cover everything in this computer. Buying a modular PSU will allow you to only run the wires that are needed oppose to having a bulk of wires that are unused. There are also programs on-line that will calculate for you the power supply minimum requirements for the system you want to build or have. The GPU is the item that requires a lot of power so think of that if you ever want to upgrade. I have a EVGA NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080ti FTW3 Ultra gaming 12GBGDDR6X WITH ICX cooling sensors that uses 400 watts just by itself! After the online calculator did its thing, my system required 1000 watts minimum, so I invested in a ASUS ROG 1200 with digital display.
A:AnswerBest bet would be not to use one just leave the stock cooler unless you are gonna swap to a better case because the case itself is designed for negative pressure
A:AnswerDDR3 hasn't been used since 2017. Absolutely no computer made after 2017 will accept DDR3. It uses DDR4, and the motherboard doesn't support overclocking.
A:AnswerBoth are air cooled. The CPU cooler is some stock Intel level garbage that sounds like a jet engine and idles at 78C. The GPU cooler is a single turbo fan in a dual slot design and it too can sound like a jet engine if it gets hot, which will very likely happen in this tower with this CPU/Cooler combo. GPU fan moves air like that's what it was made for though, and will rapidly drop the GPU by 20C or more under extreme loads.
