- Jul 10, 2014
- 6
- 0
- 4,510
Hello there ,
Last week my PC started dropping Frames in Team fortress 2 and CS:GO .
I though it for dust build up so i bought a dust remover at my local computer store and removed the dust from the PC .
i started up Team fortress 2 and gamed around 15 minutes at 60 frames per second after that my frames dropped to around 20 frames per second and my mouse didnt scrolle so smoothly .
i opened my pc again to find to my Gpu cooler wasnt spinning anymore .
the red and black cable that connects the cooler to the graphics card was still on but the white and black cable was lose (i think its the power supply for the cooler but i dont know much about it )i think the cable belongs in the motherboard or in the powersupply .
Already thanks for the help
Last week my PC started dropping Frames in Team fortress 2 and CS:GO .
I though it for dust build up so i bought a dust remover at my local computer store and removed the dust from the PC .
i started up Team fortress 2 and gamed around 15 minutes at 60 frames per second after that my frames dropped to around 20 frames per second and my mouse didnt scrolle so smoothly .
i opened my pc again to find to my Gpu cooler wasnt spinning anymore .
the red and black cable that connects the cooler to the graphics card was still on but the white and black cable was lose (i think its the power supply for the cooler but i dont know much about it )i think the cable belongs in the motherboard or in the powersupply .
Already thanks for the help
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram