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Michael wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:50 pm

Alexander wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:49 pm So the 2000-series GPUs are retired ?.

It will never happen don't worry. Have you ever seen the power draw of the RTX-3000 series?

Yes i do, but they use Samsung's 8nm process which make it totally ridiculous

So the 2000-series GPUs are retired ?.

Its because your processor isn't supporting your current motherboard. what are the exact models of your mobo and CPU ?

Ethan wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 1:15 am I am wonder what's the second temperature suppose to be ?

Ones is NAND Flash while other is the controller. So its all about the 1st who should be stay under 70°C

May i ask which motherboard you're using ? As far as i know most motherboard should have an m.2 slots for graphic cards. I recommend you place it there otherwise its fine to using it with current temperature

Don't worry its normal, i got the same temperature too so there's nothing to worry about Glad to hear i am not alone here who facing it. Can you tell me why it happen ?. I have a friend and he's using the same NVMe but his temperature is normal Since you're running it under the GPU so it might incr...

Don't worry its normal, i got the same temperature too so there's nothing to worry about

If you "need" a surge protector, sure. But that one doesn't seem particularly good.

Try not to attempt to utilize a connector.
Purchase another PSU power link which has an Indian fitting on its end. Most PC shops in India should sell them