Go clean out your cards you retards.
No. I'd rather complain online after something bad happens to me.
The whole idea of overclocking always seemed stupid to me. "I will risk my hardware or its lifespan just to get a 3% increase in performance."
Nah. I am neither rich nor stupid.
E: Actually, I bought a system because it included an RTX 3070 last month. I guess I am stupid. And the CPU fan (which has RGB LEDs that cannot be shut off, lol, I love rainbows inside my computer case!) is so damn loud. So I'm going to pay more money to get a heat sink. It never ends.
Noctua makes decent CPU coolers. Or you could get an AIO cooler. Both are much quieter than stock or cheap coolers.
I had an enormous Noctua heat sink with two fans in my last computer. It was awesome quiet! The only problem is that after 7.5 years, it started leaking. Right on my formerly expensive video card. That fried it. I scrounged a decent video card off a friend. It also fried that one before I figured out what was going on.
I'm going to go with a Cool Master because Noctua won't stop making those faggot light brown fans. I don't care too much about aesthetics, but it pisses me off that so many reviewers complain about it, and Noctua does nothing about it but offer to sell other colored fans individually. That indicates an asshole company with a jew middle-man rubbing his hands together.
Thanks for the help though!
E: And although I think Cool Master is a stupid name, I like that they remain using the taboo word "Master," haha! Unlike SJW Git and their repo default name change.
7.5 years? Damn, that's longer than all my builds have lasted (and most of my cases as well). You make a good point about their baby-shit fans though.
And Coolermaster is also a good brand, they've been going for ages for both cases and cooling.
And fuck the SJW thought-policing bullshit. To me it's still master/slave, and the word dongle will always have a place in my vocabulary.
The cheapest cards have the single fan. It spins fast and it's loud. Best to pay a few extra bucks and get cards with two or three fans that spin slowly.
My GPU has multiple fans. My CPU fan is the problem. I'm getting a heat sink replacement for it because I also cannot stand the RGB LEDs on it that I cannot figure out how to turn off. I shut off all the other LEDs in the case, but the fucking CPU fan LEDs foiled me ...
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