“Looking for a good pre built gaming PC ready to plug and play instantly with no issues or worries. This honestly looks like a great deal but I’m concerned about it overheating how is the airflow/cooling? Is there anything that’s needs a upgrade?”
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I've owned this computer for a little over a month. It does run pretty well, and in most cases heat isn't an Issue. However, when playing more demanding games, the CPU will run hot. The GPU runs just fine, but I have noticed my CPU reaching 100°C after running MSFS for 10 minuets. I'll be investing in a better cooling system. Aside from that, everything runs smoothly, it was easy and stress free to set up, and I've enjoyed it since day 1.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I thought the same thing and took the risk. Great computer. The case has a LOT of airflow . The front is mesh as is the top. So heat is flowing out of top and back of the case all the time. The powersupply is what I would change. It is a cheaper one than I would go with, but I didn’t upgrade it and its fine so far.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.some mother boards have two profiles in the bios menu. under advanced f2 on mine. it is the first one it says cpu default i double clicked it and gaming came up. this disables the four e cores. i dont know why it works but my temps with fortnight on epic locked in at 200 fps my temp only just goes over 60c before i was running mid 70s average plus or minus 5 degrees c. i have a gigabyte b660 ds3h ac ddr4 mobo hope it helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.can I return a PC that my brother got me for a Christmas gift it’s a case and I wanted a prebuilt one
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