My current specs:
-CPU: AMD 4300 Quad Core Processor, 3.8GHz
-Power Supply: 750W Thermaltake
-Operating system: Windows 10, 64 bit.
-Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce 960
-Mobo: M5A78L
Ever since I've installed this graphics card, it runs so much louder than my previous graphics card, the GeForce 640, doing basic tasks such as browsing Chrome. Nothing has changed, and I'm not a big program downloader, so no, I hardly have any programs up, and most the time my task manager says it's under 30% CPU usage, but I can hear my graphics card fan running hard and loud.
Also, my videos randomly freeze as a result of this. I have a suspicion as to what the problem may be, so if you can confirm if this is an issue, then this might be the problem. Unfortunately, the way this motherboard was built, the eSATA connectors are placed on the opposite end of the PCIe slots. This means that my graphic card fans are directly in front of this wire, and are very very close to this wire.
-CPU: AMD 4300 Quad Core Processor, 3.8GHz
-Power Supply: 750W Thermaltake
-Operating system: Windows 10, 64 bit.
-Graphics Card: nVidia GeForce 960
-Mobo: M5A78L
Ever since I've installed this graphics card, it runs so much louder than my previous graphics card, the GeForce 640, doing basic tasks such as browsing Chrome. Nothing has changed, and I'm not a big program downloader, so no, I hardly have any programs up, and most the time my task manager says it's under 30% CPU usage, but I can hear my graphics card fan running hard and loud.
Also, my videos randomly freeze as a result of this. I have a suspicion as to what the problem may be, so if you can confirm if this is an issue, then this might be the problem. Unfortunately, the way this motherboard was built, the eSATA connectors are placed on the opposite end of the PCIe slots. This means that my graphic card fans are directly in front of this wire, and are very very close to this wire.
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