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Solved My video card's fan is spinning vrey fast

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To add my 2 cents worth.
Did you replace the thermal paste - you have to once you remove the heat sink.
You are running java do you need it? Even if you need it uninstall all versions and reboot to test
Check your updates for KB5001330 and KB5000842 If you have these then you need to either windows update or remove them both
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regarding your lag, while I can't say for certain that reloading a fresh copy of Windows will help, it definitely won't hurt and would at least provide a solid foundation moving forward.

in the gaming world: lags, FPS rates etc can be a very mixed bag trying to identify and remedy.
it usually comes down to a bandwidth issue: either with the internet, memory or graphics card.
 
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I have an external temperature sensor on my onboard video chip and it starts at room temp(obviously), so about mid to high 20's (celsius) where I live and climbs a degree about every 30secs.

so yours hitting 50 as soon as you turn it on seems very high, very quickly, even factoring in an add-on, high-end card.

what hits 50 by the way, the CPU or GPU?

otherwise, I'm out of ideas.
 
Apply Thermal Paste Click On Me to CPU Everyone has a different method.
The aim is a nice covering Too little = Bad, Too much = Bad (Think Goldilocks and the three bears). Pic attached
 

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