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#pcbuilding

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DeFrisselle ☑️

My nephew is building a new PC, and one little detail is holding it up: the 6+2 PCIe connector bumps out too much and hits a small lip on the back plate So, the connector can't sit tight and flush nor lock-in

Does anyone know of good quality compatible cables that have a straight 8-pin connector or no long locking seam for the 6+2
One option would be to snip out the little bit that's holding up on that lip

#PCMR#ComputerBuilding#PCBuilding
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Mimosarts

I have a question Linux nerds here might answer.

I recently built my PC and I installed window to test it. I want to go Linux but when I tried to install it on another disk my gpu Fans didn't woke up until the card reached something like 80°C and I'm very uncomfortable with it.

It's a gigabyte 7800xt so drivers shouldn't be an issue since fedora have AMD drivers already installed but I can't figure where to go to lower the settings

#pcbuilding#pcgaming#linuxgaming
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Ren

So what parts do people suggest for an all AMD build for 1080p 120fps gaming?
I currently have a Ryzen 9 5900X and an RX 7700XT but I still get drops below 60fps in some games and I'm getting sick of it.

#PC#PCGaming#AMD
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Spencer

My PC Build is finally together, cables are managed and it's running!

Went with a green and brown color scheme to do something different from just black case and RGB fans.

Specs:
CPU:Ryzen 7900x
RAM: 64GB Corsair DDR5 5200MHz
Motherboard:Gigabyte 850
GPU:EVGA 3070
11TB of storage on various drives

#PC#PCBuilding#CustomPC
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S.T. Veje

I'm building my own gaming PC (a new experience for me), but because my budget is tight (and I'm impatient) I've been buying the parts a few at a time. I should now have everything I need except the graphics card, so in theory I could build the PC and use it without a GPU until I scrape enough money together for that ... but is that advisable? Is it a pain in the ass to add the graphics card later, or does it not make any big difference?

#PCBuilding#PC#GamingPC
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