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Thank you for your response.
The GPU is an AMD RX470, and the fan has been making ticking noises (they’re audible in the video above if you’d like to hear them for yourself).
The GPU temp is a big issue, yeah. It was getting as high as 90 celsius when gaming, so I’ve had to stop entirely for the time being. I assume this is due to the fan not cooling sufficiently as it won’t turn properly.
The GPU is an AMD RX470, and the fan has been making ticking noises (they’re audible in the video above if you’d like to hear them for yourself).
The GPU temp is a big issue, yeah. It was getting as high as 90 celsius when gaming, so I’ve had to stop entirely for the time being. I assume this is due to the fan not cooling sufficiently as it won’t turn properly.
All the evidence points towards a bad fan but do you have a decent PSU powering the PC.
AMD made the chip for the RX470 but then companies like ASUS, Sapphire and XFX amongst others used the AMD RX470 chip in their own brand of card, you can get replacement fans along with fitting tutorials online, just be sure that you get the correct brand of fans for your GPU, Google results
You are welcome btw
AMD made the chip for the RX470 but then companies like ASUS, Sapphire and XFX amongst others used the AMD RX470 chip in their own brand of card, you can get replacement fans along with fitting tutorials online, just be sure that you get the correct brand of fans for your GPU, Google results
You are welcome btw
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