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Hello guys, im very excited becouse i baught new gaming pc! I'm just wondering can i play games on 60 or more fps. I have Philips 1366x768 monitor that i'm not going to change now, maybe later.. :)

PC specs:

Motherboard: ASRock H97 Pro 4
Proccessor: Intel I5-4690 No overclocking
Graphics Card: Asus Radeon r9 280
Power supply: Seasonic M12II 620W
Case:Carbide Series Spec-01
HDD: WD Blue 1000GB, 64Mb
Memory: Crucial Ballistix 8gb (2kits,cl9,1600hz)

One more question! Will this case keep my computer cool and he will not overheat? Thank you and waiting for answers! :) ( Sorry if my english skills not good :D )
 
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I spended little more money on other components so i baught this one.. Is it bad? High temps?
 
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Hey Tre4st0r, I'm glad you could join us in the PC world. Anyways, you should be able to most games higher than 60fps. Some really high intensive games you should be able to play but might have to turn down the resolution a bit or have not as much fps. In the end this PC is good and can run almost anything nicely. The case you choose (Carbide Series Spec-01) comes with 4 stock fans I believe, and along with your cpu cooler should be able to keep your PC cool. Hopefully I helped a bit, and if you have any other questions feel free to pm me, reply to this post, or tag me in another post.
 
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Yes it will be find. Maybe just install one or two fans.
 
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Of course you did :) Sadly this case coming with only red fan in the front of case :( Im wondering.. do i need more fans?
 
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Okay, i look for some :)
 
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Get two of these and place one at the front and one at the back. One for exhaust and the other for intake.
 
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Right now, you only have 2 fans (Cpu cooler and intake fan at the front). This doesn't give the best airflow but would still work. I'm gonna recommend you get another fan and install it at the top of the case or the back, to have proper airflow in your case.
 
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Will that be enough? my pc will be cool?
 
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Yes it would be, you would have one intake fan the front, your cpu cooler in the middle of the case and an exhaust fan at the top or the back. This will create nice air flow and cool your PC.
 
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Yes it would be, you would have one intake fan the front, your cpu cooler in the middle of the case and an exhaust fan at the top or the back. This will create nice air flow and cool your PC.
 
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It will be ok if i install one fan in the back and one on top?
 
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Yes it is one if the best setup or load out. ;)
 
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It sounds weird but can i play with my computer with one fan in front for one week? After a week i can baught these 2 fans. Can i make some damage in that week?
 
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