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Michael wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:47 pm

Daniel wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 11:46 pm I really want to buys this laptop , but not available in my country, import duty is expensive

You can find the alternate in Europe under XMG brand name.

Thanks for the advice, but sorry XMG isn't available in my country

I really want to buys this laptop , but not available in my country, import duty is expensive

Yup I've successfully connected the display wire with my Graphic Card, and i am using my previous hard disk and i didn't install new windows on it is there any issue ? It will be affected since you changed your mother board which mean it could boot without problems and install new drivers. It can r...

Did you connect your monitor wires with the GPU ? and not to the motherboard ?. And did you install the new Windows ? Yup I've successfully connected the display wire with my Graphic Card, and i am using my previous hard disk and i didn't install new windows on it is there any issue ? It will be af...

Did you connect your monitor wires with the GPU ? and not to the motherboard ?. And did you install the new Windows ?

Alright guys! i just put my card to the other slots and now its seems look fine. The temperature decreased
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Alexander wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 12:21 am 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

MSI X470

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...

Alexander wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 11:58 pm 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

I recently bought my new Samsung 870 SSD ( NVMe SSD ) and its become hot. It should at 60°C. but it showing 79°C. Is it harm for the SSD ? or it can burn ?