Having to Upgrade my PC

jaylob4 · Nov 12, 2024

Dronix said:
When you enter the BIOS, the load is minimal. It is necessary to check on a running computer. It would be desirable to also give a load, for example, video editing or playing a game. That's when you decide if you still need a fan, especially since it's not summer and there's no heat. For understanding, I attach two screenshots.

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All makes sense, here is mine after rebuild but have nothing to really put PC under load and probably never will.

My PC is 2 SSDs, one CD/dvd drive and some front and rear USB 3 ports, ( not used in years ), CPU fan and a case fan, not really heat generating.

Graphic and audio are integrated.

Dronix · Nov 12, 2024

jaylob4 said:
All makes sense, here is mine after rebuild but have nothing to really put PC under load and probably never will.

Well, you know better. But in your screenshot, I didn't see the CPU temperature, just a graph. Maybe I looked it over? The motherboard is always heated less than the CPU. By the way, I didn't see the second SSD either.

jaylob4 · Nov 12, 2024

Dronix said:
Well, you know better. But in your screenshot, I didn't see the CPU temperature, just a graph. Maybe I looked it over? The motherboard is always heated less than the CPU.

That's a good point I'll take another look.

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