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I don't know if "genuine HP" is the right term here, as HP probably gets those fans from some OEM. The good thing is, you can probably find those exact same fans for purchase in Nehru Place.

In April of 2023, I was attempting a repaste on my MSI GF65 Thin 10SDIR with a 1660Ti and i5-10500H, and in my haste, I left the power cable plugged in to the wall socket with the switch on. As I went to attach the LCD cable, out came a bit of spark and then more as I further tried to place it...

Late to the party, but RDR2 is drawing out more resources from your system. You likely play with VSync ON in both games, and if you turn that off, you'll see similar power draws, as in that case, both of those games will be pushing the system to the max for maximum performance. RDR2 will gain a...

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I'd just play some AAA ports to android like GTA series or Bully Anniversary Edition.

No, they are not. I've played on absolutely crappy setups and somewhat good setups. I've found that the setup you play on does matter a lot, and it influences not only your mechanics but also your decision making in competitive games. The most important part of the setup is how comfortable the...

I'd rather get a simple wooden chair with 90% angles than a gaming chair. Gaming chairs usually have inclined back rests which is counter productive as for a good posture, the back rest must straight and pressing up against your back.

If you can't get your hands on that fan, may I suggest you buy some aftermarket GPU fan kit. From what I know, there are people who swap out the original fans and Noctua sells such kits.

Hi. My MSI Gaming X Trio 2070S started to malfunction a couple weeks ago. It would crash The Division 2 a lot, which at that time I thought was an issue with the game itself. So I updated the display drivers in hopes of fixing things, but then Windows started to not boot; the computer would go...

Too true

Also this, I had to go through a few BIOS revisions before I found the one that was compatible to run my memory at 3333 MHz and XMP timings., that BIOS version is usually the latest one.

That is a possibility, but have you tried dialing in the OC frequency (3600 MHz) and timings manually? I have a R5 3600 paired with a couple of 3600 C18 Samsung Non B die sticks that are unstable over 3333 MHz with the XMP rated timings. I would also check your motherboard's compatibility with...