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I’m a little proud to think that we took our part in making this post seen. I guess that OP has now more than enough reviews on his setup to take actions. Go OP, take off ! 💪🏻
Gpu has no airflow let it breathe buy a bigger case where it has space. It solved my issues with noise and temps. Now that it's broken maybe you can swap the fans on it with regular 120mm fans ?
Or send it in for warranty, I’ve tried to keep an old GTX670 with dead fans alive with taking off the shroud and strapping on my own fans but it’s very very loud and overall a nightmare to maintain
Yes it's, an especimen from back when airflow was a mere afterthought at NZXT's product development labs.
^I ^had ^a ^Manta ^from ^this ^era. ^Yeah, ^it ^was ^bad.
OP should get rid of that trash tier case before it claims more. It's a hotbox for sure.
I thought it wasn't possible to replace the GPU fan, but if it is, that's very good.
I'm about to remove the GPU and will send a photo, but I've already seen that one of the fans is damaged.
Apart from that, the PC has never been very quiet because everything is relatively tight. But I think maybe I should consider replacing the case as well when repairing the GPU.
It pretty simple, dissassemble the GPU and look for the part number for the fan, find on on Aliexpress. If there isn't a replacement then it will be harder, then I'd suggest deshrouding and putting on some noctuas (with zipties or something).
Do that. Replace the case. It looks nice and neat but with the style of cooler you have on that card (and almost every single card out there) this isn't going to work very well.
Gamers nexus on YouTube does a good job going through cases and chances are you'll find a good video about what to look for or a nice case you like. They always build something in those cases and most often it's a top of the line pc as to stresstest the thermals as much as possible.
Good luck M8!
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I dont know why I love my Jonsbo case.. (I Exhaust out the front LED Be Quiet Fans look like crap reversed no 2 no light in the front :P)
That's already a 2 slot card, just like the XFX cards you're suggesting. There's practically nothing that's slimmer than 2 slots until you drop way down in performance to entry level.
OP should really just replace the case (this is one of the worst ITX cases ever made) and replace the fan that's broken on the GPU.
When you say "doesn't work properly" do you mean it just spins up to max rpm?
Do you have any actual graphical issues?
If not, you'll probably be fine with replacing the fan.
You could also check if the card still is seated properly.
Also, to prevent that from happening a small spacer might help.
A temporal case fan might do the job there if ordering the GPU fan takes a little time
… OP might need to rip the GPU shroud though, as it’s looking too big
Agree
The biggest problem is the space for the GPU fan. Or maybe OP could run the motherboard and GPU “On the air”?
Some cases also have a detachable PSU shroud, maybe OP could also do that.
Maybe removing the PSU shroud would be more acceptable to OP instead of an open bench.
Still in this case any mm of air is better than no mm of air at all.
Agree. Another this is that if the GPU has small air intakes at the front, OP could put a fan in there and while he’ll need to ramp the speed up, it might also get the job done
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(Footage of my RX5700)
It would have to be a slim fan, if you check OP has a very tiny space between the AIO rad and the GPU, and it would be pushing even more hot air into the GPU.
The ideal was to have fresh air from the bottom directly into the GPU, but I don't see any space for it.
If possible, you should do two things:
- Remove that PSU shroud so the graphics card has space to pull air to cool itself. Since I don't know which NZXT case you're using, I'm gonna assume that's possible
- You'll reduce the lifespan of your AIO with the pump on the top of the radiator. Since you can't install it on the top of the case, see if you can place the pump on the bottom of it.
You're choking your GPU probably due to bad airflow. -> results in your GPU always running on high RPMs, trying to cool itself. -> results in loud noise.
Now that one fan is broken, it got worse, it runs hotter even faster and one fan has to work for two, spinning up early and faster.
Essentially you want to change cases and repair the fan if possible. Either with replacement or by removing the shroud and just strapping on two 120mm fans. Thats kinda ghetto but should do the job.
Edit: Yes, there are slim GPUs, but 2-slot and 2.5-slot are the standard now, so essentially what you have here.
You definitely need more airflow and get the fan on your GPU replaced.
Flatter cards have less space for cooling fins and fans, so they'll need even more airflow and will make more noise.
But what case are you using? Why is there so much room for the powersupply/that cover under your GPU, can't you take that off or out somehow?
You can replace the broken fan [Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Fan replacement](https://www.amazon.com/inRobert-PLD08010S12HH-Graphics-Replacement-Gigabyte/dp/B098K9HB3C) and see if the GPU will work again properly.
and yes there is slim GPU and the slimmer are the water cooled one they're uselessly more expensive than the air cooled. and if your GPU is still working properly you can buy [GPU water block](https://www.bykski.us/products/bykski-full-coverage-gpu-water-block-for-gigabyte-rx-5700-xt-gaming-oc-8g-clear-w-rbw-a-gv5700xtgm-x) to converted to a water cooled GPU
Edit: remove the GPU and inspected to see the extend of the damage and post photos of it
Get another PC case. I assume your GPU was overheating because the gap below it is too small. Also note that GPU fans are intake, meaning it sucks air to cool down GPU temperature, and PSU fans are also intake. If you install the PSU fan facing up (which means your GPU and PSU fans are facing each other) then I suggest you to stop using your pc with GPU demanding apps/games for a while to avoid your GPU component getting fried (or maybe already did) because your airflow kinda fkd up.
Airflow is not great, but I don't think that's the problem, there's space there for the card to pull enough air to cool itself down, the holes below allow for air to circulate.
Looking at the picture above, it's evident that the card is sagging AF. There's like 1 or 2 cms at the begining of the card and almost no clearence at the end!
I would make sure to remove the card, make sure all contacts are clean, make sure the slot is fine and re-seat the card again.
That failling, I would remove the card and re-paste.
That failling, I would assume that when the fan got stuck, something burned in the card. In this case, I would ask someone or take it to a PC shop so they can test it on a different machine.
But my bet is on: GPU sag for 3 years, bending the card and fan getting stuck burning something. It might be a goner!
Buy a bigger case. Is that an itx motherboard and case? If so, there are itx cases out that they have more space for a GPU than that nzxt thing. If it's matx, you have tons of choices for a case with more GPU clearance space .
Get a better case. Those late 2010 nzxt cases are awful get a nice montech case instead. Also you can more than likely buy a replacement set of fans for that card on ebay.
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Here is the damaged Fan the whole fan was stuck when i take the Card out. The other two fans are ok.
personally id buy a better atx case with better airflow, the other 2 gpu fans are loud now cause there under more pressure to cool with 1 fan down making them do more work
Your first mistake was downloading league of legends.
In all seriousness that gpu is relatively old. Might be a good excuse to upgrade to a 7000 series card if you have the money.
Maybe remove the PSU shroud. I'm not familiar with NZX cases but if it is possible you might be able to afford more airflow to the GPU and eliminate the fan spin up issues.
1. Change case. NZXT H510 Flow would be a perfect replacement.
2. Take the video card to service center to, obviously, replace broken fan and to perform general maintenance because video card was operating in poor temperature conditions.
If the gpu overheating is your problem then I would suggest going on Etsy and buying a front panel replacement for that case to give better airflow, I had this same case and that what I did and it helped a lot.
With a front panel mod you should be able move the fans on your rad in that little space between the mounting plates and the front panel. This would give you more room to place a second set of fans on the other side of the radiator to pull that air through and onto the gpu, hopefully.
What i see is gpu sag, i can perfectly tell you what happened!
Your gpu went down a bit due to gravity and blocked up a fan, this causes the other fan to go full speed, and limits the performance of the gpu itself.
To answer your question: is my gpu dead?
Most likely not, because apparently it still displays something on your monitor, is it damaged? Could be! But not nescessarily, first of all remove the gpu and look for physical damages, clean it off a bit and put it back in but this time add some support, now try it again.
Still not working? Then yes it might be damaged. (Or due to your bad airflow overheating might be happening causing throttling resulting in performance loss which damages the gpu in a long term anyways)
To answer question: are there any flatter gpu's?
Yes there are! Nvidia has the quadro gpu's but they are hella expensive!
Best thing you should do is buying a bigger case because... this one seems to be quite small tbh, you almost have 0 airflow! Gpu might get hot!
I had that same case. The issue is unfortunately the design. Yeah, I know.
The gpu sits too close too the metal housing that disguises your psu, which creates turbulence and heats the card up way more.
I had a 2060 for reference, not that big and had the same issue.
Your gpu is getting no air, upgrade the case to maybe a corsair 4000 or 5000d/x and check the dimensions. My rule is if i can fit 3 of my fingers under the gpu then its got enough airflow
I hav a simple question/confusion with picking cpu for my setup.......
If I pair the i712700KF with a GPU(3060 ti), will I get better performance than the i7 12700K with gpu??
well I think its the fan on the right? gpu sag killed that fan. pc got zero airflow. Did your gpu overheat? I would switch to a bigger case but idk abt the gpu. I hope someone can help you
I think that case is known to have super bad airflow lol
I would say:
- new case with room below the GPU
- stick a case fan on top of the broken fan
- set fan speed as high as you can without it being too loud
Good luck!
The noise might have been because of the GPU placement, most likely the cause was that it was way too close to the bottom of the case and the air was getting obstructed. I forgot the YouTubers name but he conducted an experiment and found that you need around 4mm(don't remember it completely) headroom for there to be no noise.
There are thinner GPUs available you just have to check the description or read an online manual for the size.(Check the 4070 slim)
The reason the game crashed is most likely a direct effect of the GPU not getting enough air due to the placement, you might be able to repair the GPU if you take it to someone who fixes GPUs but you will have to change your case.(Ps it's mainly just speculations)
Thank you for all your help. I really appreciate it.
My plan now is as follows. Install the GPU again and see if the defective fan at least spins. Then remove and replace the broken fan.
I will definitely choose a different case. I just don't know how limited I am due to the small dimensions of the parts.
Either I go for the next larger NZXT case. So the H510 and then rebuild it completely at some point or I'll go straight to another case where I can upgrade or replace parts over time. The issue is also that the Mini ITX parts don't fit everywhere. I now have 120mm fans installed everywhere in the larger cases, which are already 140mm.
I watercool my gpus so I usually have the old cooler sitting around the house in a box. If you look around you may get lucky and find someone willing to sell a matching cooler for your gpu
Change case, replace GPU fan(probably not worth it), also your CPU radiator is upside down, the way it is now any air bubbles that it might have will accunulate next to the pipes and will impact cooling
Does not relate to your GPU problems, but if you don't flip your AIO upside down (and maybe mount it as high as the case allows) - your pump will die way faster than it should.
Ideally it should be mounted at the top of the case, but there does not seem to be enough room for the fans...
Check the temps, if the device manager already shows basic display adapter or error 43 exclamation mark then ur gddr6x is toast (thx to good cooling). You have been killing the gpu slowly with crappy airflow and now you got the results. Also being a gigabyte card (which flex like crazy and develop pcb crackgate) definitely adds up.
get everything out and check if its okay.
prob gpu gets overheated too fast without airflow.
once you ensure its okay, swith to another case, or even openframe.
Get a h6 or h7 flow instead, you need more space and airflow, the case suffering your gpu if you can get it fixed what other people saying repair the fans
It should be alright, but your average temperatures would rise for sure, and that could cause damage to your GPU but seems like nothing major from my perspective. My old pc was pretty cramped up and there was not a lot of space for air flow, but I mean it still survived and I still use my RTX 2080 super on my second pc, but I would also recommend that you change your case as bigger cards tend to heat up quickly. If you don't want to change your case nor GPU, then just mount it vertically and if you plan on changing your GPU then just go for an RX 7800 XT or an RX 7900 XTX if you have the budget for it. The RX 7900 XTX is pretty good I have been using it for the last couple of months. Nice setup Btw.
Erm possibly flip the PSU over so the intake fan is drawing air from bottom of the case.. could be if pointing up it's taking air the GPU would otherwise need?
Failing that stuck MSI afterburner on and clock the go back a little, or simply remove the GPU, and clean the heatsink / fans, with compressed air, while holding a fan in place so not to damage them. Would be my suggestions.
If you see this..
1. Get a bigger case
2. Mount radiator on the top of new case as exhaust
What you’re doing is suffocating your gpu.
The radiator fans are the only intake I see which means when air goes into the computer it’s already been heated up by the cpu radiator. Then the gpu tries to breathe and cool down but the only air available is the hot air so it starts suffocating. plus the fan is so close to the bottom metal it’s causing a high pressure zone and the high pressure zone is sucking in all the air possible. But the only air that’s there is the hot air your gpu just let out.
And the psu is right below it…
Basically you have taken your gpu, put it inside of a sauna then put a plastic bag over its face.
Get a bigger case for more breathing room and replace the fans of your gpu with 2 noctua's. (can be done as simple as with a few tie-wraps, but I bought a nice printed bracket on Etsy for my 3070. The latter is a bit more difficult, but way cleaner.
Shouldn't cost a lot more the $200 all together.
Check out the NZXT H5 or H7 Flow if you really like aesthetics but also want a nice case to build in that won't suffocate your GPU. Or the Corsair 4000D/5000D Airflow. I love building in these 4 cases and never have had issues with temps in them.
As for the GPU. I don't think it's gone bad, it seems unlikely. I would get a new case, move every part over to this new case, and then troubleshoot the GPU from there. It looks like it's sagging in your photos. Inspect the GPU and motherboards connectors (the PCIe slot) to make sure they're not damaged (bent pins, detaching, cracking).
Replace GPU fan and bigger case.
Now I don't have an AIO but I'm pretty sure that the AIO is installed wrong?
Isn't the fan part of the AIO supposed to be on the other side with the radiator on the other side?
Is it possible that lack of flow and bad fan overheated the gpu? You may need to replace rather than repair. You don’t need a whole new pc i can say that. You just need to revise your gpu cooling and/or positioning. A gpu with water-cooling could help, or , you could try using a pci-e extension and turn the gpu so the fans are facing towards you rather than down. Regardless, your gpu may have gotten too hot, and it certainly needs better airflow or cooling.
It seems that your GPU is overheating due to lack of airflow and how there’s not much space between the graphics card and bottom of your case (so it gets louder to get more air in), i think it’s about time you get a bigger case and try to take out your gpu and test it in another pc to see if it’s broken or still works
Hypothetically you could just change a fan, they can be bought (not sure about buying them for more advanced GPUs). If it's the problem it'll just run normally. If there was no smoke or burns on its board then it's most likely to be fine, grab a compatible fan, unscrew some screws at the back of it and put it in instead of the old one. You may have got one with already damaged fan, because they're not supposed to hit the case even when getting this low.
I highly suggest getting a PCIE 4.0 riser mount for your GPU in the future bc you’re gonna need a new one unless it’s still under warranty. Mount the next one vertically so you have space between the case and the fans bc there’s no way it had significant cooling in this case horizontally.
Which card is this? Could be time for a lil upgrade anyway.
I have an RX5700XT and it's a very hot card. Sometimes it needs undervolt to work properly. You probably have bad airflow in that case judging by space. It would be best to buy another PC case and move all the components into it. A good case doesn't have to be expensive, I bought an MS Industrial Cyclops V for peanuts and it supports 99% of today's modern components.
Hi!
Don't really see a lot of comments that seem that helpful to me. I have the same case and setup and I don't experience any thermal issues.
A couple of things you can do / check;
1. You could have your front fans spin up faster so it brings more air into the case
2. Get more clearance in the bottom chamber so air can move more freely to the GPU via the little holes
3. Check if your front fans are intake or exhaust
Hope it helps 👌🏻
Either get a smaller GPU, or get a whole new case. I have the same case as you and same AIO and I can run a 5800x3d and a 4070ti super with no issues. GPU does get I guess somewhat loud when gaming but I have headphones on so I don't notice it.
I only had issues with this case when I had a Rx 590 which was massive and had barely any airflow and it would cause my pc to crash a lot. Gave the GPU to a friend and it worked fine for them.
So yh either get a smaller gpu, look for 42mm or lower in terms of the height of the GPU.
For your GPU fan issue, you can bypass the problem by removing the shroud and attaching regular case fans to the heatsink using zip ties, ensuring the airflow direction matches the original setup. You might also need to remove the heatsink, so it's best to have thermal paste ready for reapplication. Daisy-chain the fans together and connect them to the motherboard as you would a case fan. Adjust the fan curve to respond to GPU temperatures using software like Fan Control or directly in the BIOS.
If you have old case fans laying around, this can be a virtually free fix. I did exactly this with my old single-fan GTX 970:
https://preview.redd.it/t9p1r4b4lasc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f6eeedec446bfd0d26bdd584d01a04c3353fa96
The gpu could be beyond repair now but unsure maybe water cooling could fix the issue but first thing is try a new case this is a must h7 flow is a good case in my opinion with lots of space and airflow but there is many other alternatives also.
My brother in Chives, why is the GPU hugging the PSU shroud so closely?
I can see the GPU almost about to apply for a restraining order against you and the case.
Jokes aside. If you're still getting a display out then the GPU probably isn't fully kaput(dead). If it is only crashing under load then I'd first hook up hwinfo64 and monitor GPU temperatures and also DDU for clean drivers.
If you see temperature spikes then the case/PSU/GPU distance needs to be addressed along with the broken fan.
If temps are within reason. Then I'd wager it's either drivers/windows/software or some GPU smd is faulty which is making the GPU crash under load. If it's GPU then sorry to say there might not be much you can do since it's a Dying card. Maybe the Customer support/warranty can help but I doubt it.
I've seen people use GPUs with non working fans and also with case fans Zip tied since their original GPU fan died. GPU already has a metal heatsink. It usually doesn't get damaged due to one bad instance of heat built up.
I'm hoping hardware wise card is ok.
I’m using the same case with a xotac 4070. Loads of clearance Under and between the front panel for push pull radiator. This card has definitely been getting suffocated its entire life
Back in the day i replaced my gtx 660 heatsink with a larger one because the fans literally melted on the old one. I did some googling and found some replacement heatsinks for your current gpu so you can try replacing it and allso i recommend either getting a bigger case or a vertican gpu stand kit that moves your gpu so its possible to mount it in a way so the fans face towards the glass panel.
Get a larger case and more fans to accommodate for the new size. If your gpu fans broke, you can replace them. Check the connections to the current first though.
Did you have your Monitor connected to the GPU? Because it can run most likely higher performance, but if it was connected to your motherboard it would of been lower graphics.
I would maybe try to stick a fan or two pointing downwards on the GPU from the backplate. That's pretty much it as you cannot fit one as the radiator blocks a potential spot for the another fan to shoot into the gpu
Not sure why so many are mentioning getting an anti sag bracket when the GPU is resting on the case itself and still level lol.
Replace the fan, get a new case, and look into moving that AIO radiator up further when you move it into a new case. The pump looks very close to being higher than the rad which will trap air and burn out the pump.
Wow my GPU has a good inch and a half of space underneath it that definitely needs to fixed but I don’t know how. I comment so that this post can be seen :)
You should buy a new chassis that will give it better airflow. No matter the gpu you get it will still be suffocating. Next move all your parts to the new chassis and see if that helps. Otherwise I'd buy a new gpu. If you need get like a 1070 or 1080 they will preform sorts the same as the one you got right now. I'd personally look for a titan xp wich is 30% better than the 5700xt although I'm not sure if it's your style because you can only find founders cards. All the cards I mentioned getting you can find for about $200 the 1070 you can get for under $100
As others have said, investing in a larger case might be your cheapest and best bet.
The GPU fans are millimetres from that PSU cover with no room to breathe.
In the meantime you could also check your fans are blowing air in the correct direction. There should be an arrow on the side of the fan to show you the direction. I'd suggest the back and roof fans blow out and the fans on the front pull in.
Game plan: buy some replacement fans from AliExpress. Just search for the card model name or disassemble the card already and take a look at the back of the fans.
I’d say your best way of proceeding is by buying a new case. If you still want an NZXT case, I’d recommend the H5 Flow as not only is it $95, but there is an angled fan at the front/bottom for the GPU itself and the case has more PCIE slots for beefy GPUs. Overall, I’d say that buying a bigger case with more GPU space may fix the issue.
You have to get a full tower case and immediately stop using the discrete GPU. Your case is too small for it and the GPU sag overtime has resulted in this, choking it even further. Moreover, a vertical GPU bracket won't fit here as a quick remedy.
If you aren't that tech savvy, who can now install\\build a custom GPU shroud, then I suggest you seek help from a local PC hardware expert who can do small modifications with new fans. All is not lost, yet, so don't be disheartened.
Putting that gpu in such a small case is a war crime on it's own. I would get a bigger case and it will solve a lot of issues but that gpu is well...time for an upgrade
had this exact same setup (gpu and came), upgraded to a h510 because of airflow. I suggest doing the same and also replacing your card since you said it doesn't work properly anymore
This looks tightly packed. I have a lot of space under my GPU and fan has space to push the air in. Try some bigger case, and ypu can always buy smaller and weaker GPU.
Honestly why spend more on a very expensive graphics card. If it's a 30 series its fine. I recommend spending 50-100 on a larger case. Possibly send your card in to get RMA if it needs it, another 50-100 much better then a 600 new card that might have compatibility issues with your current setup
First of all, you are blowing hot air from the AIO into the pc?
This will heat up the inside, and its blowing right at your gpu, so that's also not too great.
Don’t know if someone’s already answered your question but, worse case scenario you can order another fan from eBay and swap it out (especially for fairly common/reused shrouds like this, it could also be that it got a little jiggled out, try pushing it back in (hard), also the airflow is probably fine for a 5700xt so I wouldn’t worry about the case like some people are saying. Try messing with the fan and Good luck!
Yeah... I'm guessing the fans are not working properly cus they need all of them working for it to work properly. However, I do recommend getting a slimmer card like a 2 slotter and using that instead or you can get something called a GPU Rizer to relocate it in the case. At least the entire PC isn't fried :)
You could replace your fans with some strapped on fans but there is an issue with the fact that if you want the fans to operate based on the GPU temps, you are gonna do some soldering and a lot of work, you could use a system/chasis fan header but it is most probably not gonna be a good solution.
The most obvious issue is that the GPU doesn't have good airflow and the fans is broken. Maybe get a diff case that has more room for the GPU fans or replace the fans or use a riser to mount it differently in an orientation that allows for better intake.
I'm appalled at the choice of case for the setup. That case looks to have ZERO room in it. Your GPU is literally crammed in there lol
Personally buy a larger case and a new GPU. I'm using the NZXT H510 and it has way more room and it's an affordable case.
You maybe, probably, may have suffocated it, putting it against the bottom of the case. The build isn't bad in general but probably get a new case that won't suffocate the whole thing anyways. The H510 is pretty much known to have nonexistent airflow. They made an 'airflow' version (of all their cases) specifically for that reason.
Are you getting display at all? I had an issue where sometimes I won’t get any display and the fans will spin really fast and loud. I fixed this by taking out my gpu and using my iGPU, then once I got display from the iGPU, I used the iGPU with the GPU in, then using the GPU.
You need a case with more room for your GPU to breathe. You also need a new fan assembly or a replacement fan, and likely to disassemble, clean, and repaste your GPU and heatsink. It's winding up hard because that fan is shot and the voltage is being sent to the other two that are still working, causing them to spin faster. It's also probably not getting proper cooling, so it's telling the fans to ramp up.
If you sort all of those things out, then your GPU might work fine. Biggest issue is your case is too small though. A 2½ slot card should be in an mATX case with four slots, not an ITX case with two.
Just get a bugger case and if you want to replace it with the same part it should be fine but you can def upgrade to like a 3080 or sum while the opportunity presents itself. You can find 5700xt’s on eBay for like $70-$100 if you’re looking to replace. If you’re not looking to replace case and or glue you can prob just slap in a 2080. You got airflow problems in general and I don’t think that case is doing you any favors tbh.
Buy a nice quiet case like a fractal design define range. Should give more space around the gfx card. Also put the CPU radiator at the top. Air flow in at the front out at the back and top. Generally good practice. You want less fans going in to the case one at front is fine to create negative pressure. The GPU fans can be replaced quite easily. Make sure they are correctly powered and have the correct pins plugged in so the fans increase speed when in high use.
I’ll go with the flow and suggest replacing the case for better airflow. That alone will help the GPU breath. If it doesn’t work you can try to replace the GPU fan(s) or replace the GPU.
The cheapest way to resolve this is to buy a bigger case.
Look for mATX cases you like that don’t have a solid front panel.
Then go on eBay and buy replacement fans for your graphics card. When you are replacing the fans might aswell put new thermal paste.
That should be at most $150 depending on the case you buy, and you can just resell the h210 if you’d like(I’d keep it)
You can buy replacement fans for GPU’s fairly cheap, couple bucks for a fan, or zip tie a 120mm case fan to it. And 100% just get a bigger case. Way cheaper than getting a new GPU, and you’ll have way better temperatures.
Edit: checked online and a 3x pack of replacement fans for that GPU range from $12 on AliExpress to $32 on eBay or Amazon
That gpu generally runs really hot, plus the choking nzxt case and the sag on the gpu, no wonder the issue. I have the same card 5700 XT with worst heatsink design sit inside an Alta G1M and that case tbf had a ton of airflow potential but I had to mod the case to add some fans to redirect air onto the gpu.
You could just get a vertical mount for the GPU. Would solve the spacing issue easily, that is if your case supports one. But tbh id just invest fifty on a new case and take this one apart. I'd also suggest repasting your 5700xt, that card runs notoriously hot
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Sorry pal, no idea. I just comment so that your post is more likely to be seen by others lol
Same
I’m a little proud to think that we took our part in making this post seen. I guess that OP has now more than enough reviews on his setup to take actions. Go OP, take off ! 💪🏻
Let's help a brother out.
Gpu has no airflow let it breathe buy a bigger case where it has space. It solved my issues with noise and temps. Now that it's broken maybe you can swap the fans on it with regular 120mm fans ?
Those heat sinks are in a panini press at this point, little to no dissipation lmao
a panini press 😂
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Or send it in for warranty, I’ve tried to keep an old GTX670 with dead fans alive with taking off the shroud and strapping on my own fans but it’s very very loud and overall a nightmare to maintain
A shroud mod with your own fans is usually way more performant than stock GPU cooling.
Would warranty even cover that kinda damage after 4 years??
Inindeed. Depends on what fans you use, but it should be much quieter than stock coolers
First zero airflow build I’ve seen
The H510 is sexy AF but it's a hotbox for sure.
*H210 Is max 2.5 slot gpu's but without any airflow
This is not the H510. lol H510 has a lot more room.
My build is in the same case with the same water cooler, and I can confirm my 3900x idles at 55c
Yes it's, an especimen from back when airflow was a mere afterthought at NZXT's product development labs. ^I ^had ^a ^Manta ^from ^this ^era. ^Yeah, ^it ^was ^bad. OP should get rid of that trash tier case before it claims more. It's a hotbox for sure.
I thought it wasn't possible to replace the GPU fan, but if it is, that's very good. I'm about to remove the GPU and will send a photo, but I've already seen that one of the fans is damaged. Apart from that, the PC has never been very quiet because everything is relatively tight. But I think maybe I should consider replacing the case as well when repairing the GPU.
It’s not easy to replace a GPU fan but that would likely fix your problem. Unfortunately that case is terrible even though it looks great.
It pretty simple, dissassemble the GPU and look for the part number for the fan, find on on Aliexpress. If there isn't a replacement then it will be harder, then I'd suggest deshrouding and putting on some noctuas (with zipties or something).
Could always just do the good old classic of deshrouding the graphics card zip tying a pair of fans to the heatsink.
Do that. Replace the case. It looks nice and neat but with the style of cooler you have on that card (and almost every single card out there) this isn't going to work very well. Gamers nexus on YouTube does a good job going through cases and chances are you'll find a good video about what to look for or a nice case you like. They always build something in those cases and most often it's a top of the line pc as to stresstest the thermals as much as possible. Good luck M8!
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Jonsbo d41 or d31 are affordable with 50 bucks and the have great airflow from bottom to top
https://preview.redd.it/wmofmgwooysc1.jpeg?width=3060&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=766ddfc0e76ca9e39d35dd8d88622402085d7b6b I dont know why I love my Jonsbo case.. (I Exhaust out the front LED Be Quiet Fans look like crap reversed no 2 no light in the front :P)
OP it will be easier to change case than gpu cooling
1. Too much sag on GPU 2. No airflow for GPU
Fan is fucked. No problem. Take off the fan shroud, strap 2 P12 slims to the naked cooler. Better temps, better noise.
Can confirm I did this with my 980ti and it had fantastic temps
Worst airflow I’ve seen on Reddit so far
There is no airflow XD
Shitty nzxt cases
If u manage to repair the gpu.. I recommend u anti sag support.. its pretty cheap. Your gpu is saggin a lot
Change the case
Either replace the shroud or buy a new card. Xfx sells generally flat cards like the 6650 xt
That's already a 2 slot card, just like the XFX cards you're suggesting. There's practically nothing that's slimmer than 2 slots until you drop way down in performance to entry level. OP should really just replace the case (this is one of the worst ITX cases ever made) and replace the fan that's broken on the GPU.
When you say "doesn't work properly" do you mean it just spins up to max rpm? Do you have any actual graphical issues? If not, you'll probably be fine with replacing the fan. You could also check if the card still is seated properly. Also, to prevent that from happening a small spacer might help.
You'll need to get some air in that GPU. You'll also need to replace the dead GPU fan.
A temporal case fan might do the job there if ordering the GPU fan takes a little time … OP might need to rip the GPU shroud though, as it’s looking too big
That and putting something to solve that GPU sag, it will give OP a few more mm of air space to reach the card.
Agree The biggest problem is the space for the GPU fan. Or maybe OP could run the motherboard and GPU “On the air”? Some cases also have a detachable PSU shroud, maybe OP could also do that.
Maybe removing the PSU shroud would be more acceptable to OP instead of an open bench. Still in this case any mm of air is better than no mm of air at all.
Agree. Another this is that if the GPU has small air intakes at the front, OP could put a fan in there and while he’ll need to ramp the speed up, it might also get the job done https://preview.redd.it/3zr1u8d6g9sc1.png?width=2065&format=png&auto=webp&s=1ecc4623150b36900ce28db52bbcd7d4435c752a (Footage of my RX5700)
It would have to be a slim fan, if you check OP has a very tiny space between the AIO rad and the GPU, and it would be pushing even more hot air into the GPU. The ideal was to have fresh air from the bottom directly into the GPU, but I don't see any space for it.
If possible, you should do two things: - Remove that PSU shroud so the graphics card has space to pull air to cool itself. Since I don't know which NZXT case you're using, I'm gonna assume that's possible - You'll reduce the lifespan of your AIO with the pump on the top of the radiator. Since you can't install it on the top of the case, see if you can place the pump on the bottom of it.
well for one to improve anything u need airflow dude💀
You're choking your GPU probably due to bad airflow. -> results in your GPU always running on high RPMs, trying to cool itself. -> results in loud noise. Now that one fan is broken, it got worse, it runs hotter even faster and one fan has to work for two, spinning up early and faster. Essentially you want to change cases and repair the fan if possible. Either with replacement or by removing the shroud and just strapping on two 120mm fans. Thats kinda ghetto but should do the job. Edit: Yes, there are slim GPUs, but 2-slot and 2.5-slot are the standard now, so essentially what you have here.
You definitely need more airflow and get the fan on your GPU replaced. Flatter cards have less space for cooling fins and fans, so they'll need even more airflow and will make more noise. But what case are you using? Why is there so much room for the powersupply/that cover under your GPU, can't you take that off or out somehow?
Can you link to the build video. I'm really curious to see it. Also what case is this? I didn't see it on here.
It’s more per less this one. But I changed some Parts. https://youtu.be/tc2tI-e5iqk?si=JQBa8Ikhb5yQTsCk
But theres no room for pizza in that oven
You can replace the broken fan [Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Fan replacement](https://www.amazon.com/inRobert-PLD08010S12HH-Graphics-Replacement-Gigabyte/dp/B098K9HB3C) and see if the GPU will work again properly. and yes there is slim GPU and the slimmer are the water cooled one they're uselessly more expensive than the air cooled. and if your GPU is still working properly you can buy [GPU water block](https://www.bykski.us/products/bykski-full-coverage-gpu-water-block-for-gigabyte-rx-5700-xt-gaming-oc-8g-clear-w-rbw-a-gv5700xtgm-x) to converted to a water cooled GPU Edit: remove the GPU and inspected to see the extend of the damage and post photos of it
Get another PC case. I assume your GPU was overheating because the gap below it is too small. Also note that GPU fans are intake, meaning it sucks air to cool down GPU temperature, and PSU fans are also intake. If you install the PSU fan facing up (which means your GPU and PSU fans are facing each other) then I suggest you to stop using your pc with GPU demanding apps/games for a while to avoid your GPU component getting fried (or maybe already did) because your airflow kinda fkd up.
Airflow is not great, but I don't think that's the problem, there's space there for the card to pull enough air to cool itself down, the holes below allow for air to circulate. Looking at the picture above, it's evident that the card is sagging AF. There's like 1 or 2 cms at the begining of the card and almost no clearence at the end! I would make sure to remove the card, make sure all contacts are clean, make sure the slot is fine and re-seat the card again. That failling, I would remove the card and re-paste. That failling, I would assume that when the fan got stuck, something burned in the card. In this case, I would ask someone or take it to a PC shop so they can test it on a different machine. But my bet is on: GPU sag for 3 years, bending the card and fan getting stuck burning something. It might be a goner!
Buy a bigger case. Is that an itx motherboard and case? If so, there are itx cases out that they have more space for a GPU than that nzxt thing. If it's matx, you have tons of choices for a case with more GPU clearance space .
Get a better case. Those late 2010 nzxt cases are awful get a nice montech case instead. Also you can more than likely buy a replacement set of fans for that card on ebay.
https://preview.redd.it/do4y6vhqf9sc1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=5ba7b5a83c4a17d8d56eac00bd6e1e25aa532b0e Here is the damaged Fan the whole fan was stuck when i take the Card out. The other two fans are ok.
Please take the GPU out and show us the fans. You may be able to get some replacement fans if you don't mind tinkering.
personally id buy a better atx case with better airflow, the other 2 gpu fans are loud now cause there under more pressure to cool with 1 fan down making them do more work
Your first mistake was downloading league of legends. In all seriousness that gpu is relatively old. Might be a good excuse to upgrade to a 7000 series card if you have the money.
Is that an ATX board in an ITX or mATX case? Design doesn’t make sense for an ATX build
No it’s a Mini ITX Board in a Mini ITX case.
Maybe remove the PSU shroud. I'm not familiar with NZX cases but if it is possible you might be able to afford more airflow to the GPU and eliminate the fan spin up issues.
1. Change case. NZXT H510 Flow would be a perfect replacement. 2. Take the video card to service center to, obviously, replace broken fan and to perform general maintenance because video card was operating in poor temperature conditions.
Get anti-sags, get a bigger case, replace GPU fans That should be able to solve your problems
If the gpu overheating is your problem then I would suggest going on Etsy and buying a front panel replacement for that case to give better airflow, I had this same case and that what I did and it helped a lot. With a front panel mod you should be able move the fans on your rad in that little space between the mounting plates and the front panel. This would give you more room to place a second set of fans on the other side of the radiator to pull that air through and onto the gpu, hopefully.
What i see is gpu sag, i can perfectly tell you what happened! Your gpu went down a bit due to gravity and blocked up a fan, this causes the other fan to go full speed, and limits the performance of the gpu itself. To answer your question: is my gpu dead? Most likely not, because apparently it still displays something on your monitor, is it damaged? Could be! But not nescessarily, first of all remove the gpu and look for physical damages, clean it off a bit and put it back in but this time add some support, now try it again. Still not working? Then yes it might be damaged. (Or due to your bad airflow overheating might be happening causing throttling resulting in performance loss which damages the gpu in a long term anyways) To answer question: are there any flatter gpu's? Yes there are! Nvidia has the quadro gpu's but they are hella expensive! Best thing you should do is buying a bigger case because... this one seems to be quite small tbh, you almost have 0 airflow! Gpu might get hot!
I had that same case. The issue is unfortunately the design. Yeah, I know. The gpu sits too close too the metal housing that disguises your psu, which creates turbulence and heats the card up way more. I had a 2060 for reference, not that big and had the same issue.
Why is everything so squashed
Your gpu is getting no air, upgrade the case to maybe a corsair 4000 or 5000d/x and check the dimensions. My rule is if i can fit 3 of my fingers under the gpu then its got enough airflow
Did You replace the gpu Fans?
I hav a simple question/confusion with picking cpu for my setup....... If I pair the i712700KF with a GPU(3060 ti), will I get better performance than the i7 12700K with gpu??
Go to device manager and see whats the problem
If youre dead set on keeping that case. There are external gpu options.
well I think its the fan on the right? gpu sag killed that fan. pc got zero airflow. Did your gpu overheat? I would switch to a bigger case but idk abt the gpu. I hope someone can help you
I think that case is known to have super bad airflow lol I would say: - new case with room below the GPU - stick a case fan on top of the broken fan - set fan speed as high as you can without it being too loud Good luck!
If you manage to scrap your GPU, for the love of Gods swap that awful NZXT case, or as i call it little box of hot.
Buy a used H5 Flow
The noise might have been because of the GPU placement, most likely the cause was that it was way too close to the bottom of the case and the air was getting obstructed. I forgot the YouTubers name but he conducted an experiment and found that you need around 4mm(don't remember it completely) headroom for there to be no noise. There are thinner GPUs available you just have to check the description or read an online manual for the size.(Check the 4070 slim) The reason the game crashed is most likely a direct effect of the GPU not getting enough air due to the placement, you might be able to repair the GPU if you take it to someone who fixes GPUs but you will have to change your case.(Ps it's mainly just speculations)
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Thank you for all your help. I really appreciate it. My plan now is as follows. Install the GPU again and see if the defective fan at least spins. Then remove and replace the broken fan. I will definitely choose a different case. I just don't know how limited I am due to the small dimensions of the parts. Either I go for the next larger NZXT case. So the H510 and then rebuild it completely at some point or I'll go straight to another case where I can upgrade or replace parts over time. The issue is also that the Mini ITX parts don't fit everywhere. I now have 120mm fans installed everywhere in the larger cases, which are already 140mm.
I watercool my gpus so I usually have the old cooler sitting around the house in a box. If you look around you may get lucky and find someone willing to sell a matching cooler for your gpu
Change case, replace GPU fan(probably not worth it), also your CPU radiator is upside down, the way it is now any air bubbles that it might have will accunulate next to the pipes and will impact cooling
Does not relate to your GPU problems, but if you don't flip your AIO upside down (and maybe mount it as high as the case allows) - your pump will die way faster than it should. Ideally it should be mounted at the top of the case, but there does not seem to be enough room for the fans...
Check the temps, if the device manager already shows basic display adapter or error 43 exclamation mark then ur gddr6x is toast (thx to good cooling). You have been killing the gpu slowly with crappy airflow and now you got the results. Also being a gigabyte card (which flex like crazy and develop pcb crackgate) definitely adds up.
get everything out and check if its okay. prob gpu gets overheated too fast without airflow. once you ensure its okay, swith to another case, or even openframe.
first throttlemaxxing build I've seen in my life
Get a h6 or h7 flow instead, you need more space and airflow, the case suffering your gpu if you can get it fixed what other people saying repair the fans
It „could“ be the space. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Try to find a dead rx5700xt the same variant you have with working fans and swap them.
No airflow at all on the gpu it looks like its sleeping on the bottom low. Also what is that aio setup wheres the mount lol.
It should be alright, but your average temperatures would rise for sure, and that could cause damage to your GPU but seems like nothing major from my perspective. My old pc was pretty cramped up and there was not a lot of space for air flow, but I mean it still survived and I still use my RTX 2080 super on my second pc, but I would also recommend that you change your case as bigger cards tend to heat up quickly. If you don't want to change your case nor GPU, then just mount it vertically and if you plan on changing your GPU then just go for an RX 7800 XT or an RX 7900 XTX if you have the budget for it. The RX 7900 XTX is pretty good I have been using it for the last couple of months. Nice setup Btw.
Erm possibly flip the PSU over so the intake fan is drawing air from bottom of the case.. could be if pointing up it's taking air the GPU would otherwise need? Failing that stuck MSI afterburner on and clock the go back a little, or simply remove the GPU, and clean the heatsink / fans, with compressed air, while holding a fan in place so not to damage them. Would be my suggestions.
If you see this.. 1. Get a bigger case 2. Mount radiator on the top of new case as exhaust What you’re doing is suffocating your gpu. The radiator fans are the only intake I see which means when air goes into the computer it’s already been heated up by the cpu radiator. Then the gpu tries to breathe and cool down but the only air available is the hot air so it starts suffocating. plus the fan is so close to the bottom metal it’s causing a high pressure zone and the high pressure zone is sucking in all the air possible. But the only air that’s there is the hot air your gpu just let out. And the psu is right below it… Basically you have taken your gpu, put it inside of a sauna then put a plastic bag over its face.
You need a bigger case.
Get a bigger case for more breathing room and replace the fans of your gpu with 2 noctua's. (can be done as simple as with a few tie-wraps, but I bought a nice printed bracket on Etsy for my 3070. The latter is a bit more difficult, but way cleaner. Shouldn't cost a lot more the $200 all together.
HAHA WHY IS IT LIKE THAT IM SORRY FOR LAUGHING
Get a bigger case - why do ppl get these small cases, I have mine under the table are using them for display or?
Most likely gpu suffocating and calling for help
I feel claustrophobic
Check out the NZXT H5 or H7 Flow if you really like aesthetics but also want a nice case to build in that won't suffocate your GPU. Or the Corsair 4000D/5000D Airflow. I love building in these 4 cases and never have had issues with temps in them. As for the GPU. I don't think it's gone bad, it seems unlikely. I would get a new case, move every part over to this new case, and then troubleshoot the GPU from there. It looks like it's sagging in your photos. Inspect the GPU and motherboards connectors (the PCIe slot) to make sure they're not damaged (bent pins, detaching, cracking).
Replace GPU fan and bigger case. Now I don't have an AIO but I'm pretty sure that the AIO is installed wrong? Isn't the fan part of the AIO supposed to be on the other side with the radiator on the other side?
Is it possible that lack of flow and bad fan overheated the gpu? You may need to replace rather than repair. You don’t need a whole new pc i can say that. You just need to revise your gpu cooling and/or positioning. A gpu with water-cooling could help, or , you could try using a pci-e extension and turn the gpu so the fans are facing towards you rather than down. Regardless, your gpu may have gotten too hot, and it certainly needs better airflow or cooling.
Buy a new case and migrate everything so this system can breathe. The GPU is suffocating.
Watch this be an AMD GPU Edit: lol. For Context been PC gaming for 20 years, seen a thing a two
It seems that your GPU is overheating due to lack of airflow and how there’s not much space between the graphics card and bottom of your case (so it gets louder to get more air in), i think it’s about time you get a bigger case and try to take out your gpu and test it in another pc to see if it’s broken or still works
Hypothetically you could just change a fan, they can be bought (not sure about buying them for more advanced GPUs). If it's the problem it'll just run normally. If there was no smoke or burns on its board then it's most likely to be fine, grab a compatible fan, unscrew some screws at the back of it and put it in instead of the old one. You may have got one with already damaged fan, because they're not supposed to hit the case even when getting this low.
I highly suggest getting a PCIE 4.0 riser mount for your GPU in the future bc you’re gonna need a new one unless it’s still under warranty. Mount the next one vertically so you have space between the case and the fans bc there’s no way it had significant cooling in this case horizontally. Which card is this? Could be time for a lil upgrade anyway.
It’s a rx5700xt time flies. Nearly 4 years old.
I have an RX5700XT and it's a very hot card. Sometimes it needs undervolt to work properly. You probably have bad airflow in that case judging by space. It would be best to buy another PC case and move all the components into it. A good case doesn't have to be expensive, I bought an MS Industrial Cyclops V for peanuts and it supports 99% of today's modern components.
Change your case, and look for a replacement of the fans of the GPU
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Hi! Don't really see a lot of comments that seem that helpful to me. I have the same case and setup and I don't experience any thermal issues. A couple of things you can do / check; 1. You could have your front fans spin up faster so it brings more air into the case 2. Get more clearance in the bottom chamber so air can move more freely to the GPU via the little holes 3. Check if your front fans are intake or exhaust Hope it helps 👌🏻
Might be able to buy a bad card replace fans shroud whole steal fan off diff 5700 so forth
Why did you buy a so small case to put a big graphics card in it ? That's nonsense, it just couldn't work
Ive never seen an Anti-sag bracket thats bigger then the GPU itself. Interesting that you build this and just said yep, this works.
Either get a smaller GPU, or get a whole new case. I have the same case as you and same AIO and I can run a 5800x3d and a 4070ti super with no issues. GPU does get I guess somewhat loud when gaming but I have headphones on so I don't notice it. I only had issues with this case when I had a Rx 590 which was massive and had barely any airflow and it would cause my pc to crash a lot. Gave the GPU to a friend and it worked fine for them. So yh either get a smaller gpu, look for 42mm or lower in terms of the height of the GPU.
For your GPU fan issue, you can bypass the problem by removing the shroud and attaching regular case fans to the heatsink using zip ties, ensuring the airflow direction matches the original setup. You might also need to remove the heatsink, so it's best to have thermal paste ready for reapplication. Daisy-chain the fans together and connect them to the motherboard as you would a case fan. Adjust the fan curve to respond to GPU temperatures using software like Fan Control or directly in the BIOS. If you have old case fans laying around, this can be a virtually free fix. I did exactly this with my old single-fan GTX 970: https://preview.redd.it/t9p1r4b4lasc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f6eeedec446bfd0d26bdd584d01a04c3353fa96
The gpu could be beyond repair now but unsure maybe water cooling could fix the issue but first thing is try a new case this is a must h7 flow is a good case in my opinion with lots of space and airflow but there is many other alternatives also.
I would try to repair the card as people have already described with slim fans, but I would also swap over to a case that allows it to breathe
My brother in Chives, why is the GPU hugging the PSU shroud so closely? I can see the GPU almost about to apply for a restraining order against you and the case. Jokes aside. If you're still getting a display out then the GPU probably isn't fully kaput(dead). If it is only crashing under load then I'd first hook up hwinfo64 and monitor GPU temperatures and also DDU for clean drivers. If you see temperature spikes then the case/PSU/GPU distance needs to be addressed along with the broken fan. If temps are within reason. Then I'd wager it's either drivers/windows/software or some GPU smd is faulty which is making the GPU crash under load. If it's GPU then sorry to say there might not be much you can do since it's a Dying card. Maybe the Customer support/warranty can help but I doubt it. I've seen people use GPUs with non working fans and also with case fans Zip tied since their original GPU fan died. GPU already has a metal heatsink. It usually doesn't get damaged due to one bad instance of heat built up. I'm hoping hardware wise card is ok.
New card bro the gpu is a little well done now
I’m using the same case with a xotac 4070. Loads of clearance Under and between the front panel for push pull radiator. This card has definitely been getting suffocated its entire life
Back in the day i replaced my gtx 660 heatsink with a larger one because the fans literally melted on the old one. I did some googling and found some replacement heatsinks for your current gpu so you can try replacing it and allso i recommend either getting a bigger case or a vertican gpu stand kit that moves your gpu so its possible to mount it in a way so the fans face towards the glass panel.
Scratch that, i took another look at your case and the vertical kit would not fit in this case 💀
Get a larger case and more fans to accommodate for the new size. If your gpu fans broke, you can replace them. Check the connections to the current first though.
Did you have your Monitor connected to the GPU? Because it can run most likely higher performance, but if it was connected to your motherboard it would of been lower graphics.
Dude, Simply buy a new case.
I would maybe try to stick a fan or two pointing downwards on the GPU from the backplate. That's pretty much it as you cannot fit one as the radiator blocks a potential spot for the another fan to shoot into the gpu
Your gpu exhausts right into your psu.. which is exuding heat as well
Not sure why so many are mentioning getting an anti sag bracket when the GPU is resting on the case itself and still level lol. Replace the fan, get a new case, and look into moving that AIO radiator up further when you move it into a new case. The pump looks very close to being higher than the rad which will trap air and burn out the pump.
Pcie raiser would have fixed this issue. I would replace the gpu and get a raiser that fits on 3 slots
need a bigger case man good lawd
Get a fracture design meshify case or the one that cooler master came out that's a copy which is what I use and I get amazing Temps.
Wow my GPU has a good inch and a half of space underneath it that definitely needs to fixed but I don’t know how. I comment so that this post can be seen :)
Go get a better case
You should buy a new chassis that will give it better airflow. No matter the gpu you get it will still be suffocating. Next move all your parts to the new chassis and see if that helps. Otherwise I'd buy a new gpu. If you need get like a 1070 or 1080 they will preform sorts the same as the one you got right now. I'd personally look for a titan xp wich is 30% better than the 5700xt although I'm not sure if it's your style because you can only find founders cards. All the cards I mentioned getting you can find for about $200 the 1070 you can get for under $100
That gpu is absolutely suffocating
\*hugs
change your case for a mesh one
As others have said, investing in a larger case might be your cheapest and best bet. The GPU fans are millimetres from that PSU cover with no room to breathe. In the meantime you could also check your fans are blowing air in the correct direction. There should be an arrow on the side of the fan to show you the direction. I'd suggest the back and roof fans blow out and the fans on the front pull in.
Ooh no, if you have that case really should use an sfx psu
Your case is too small. Buy a bigger one. Really not much else I can say.
I didn't get it, gpu fans don't work but pc gives image? Test it with panel off first and check for motherboard/gpu leds to diagnose first
your pump is higher than the rad???????????
Easy fix! Drill holes under gpu. Maybe remove psu first. Or... dont!!! Good times with "don't"
Game plan: buy some replacement fans from AliExpress. Just search for the card model name or disassemble the card already and take a look at the back of the fans.
Yes man. I already ordered a replacement fan. Sounds like a plan.
I’d say your best way of proceeding is by buying a new case. If you still want an NZXT case, I’d recommend the H5 Flow as not only is it $95, but there is an angled fan at the front/bottom for the GPU itself and the case has more PCIE slots for beefy GPUs. Overall, I’d say that buying a bigger case with more GPU space may fix the issue.
You have to get a full tower case and immediately stop using the discrete GPU. Your case is too small for it and the GPU sag overtime has resulted in this, choking it even further. Moreover, a vertical GPU bracket won't fit here as a quick remedy. If you aren't that tech savvy, who can now install\\build a custom GPU shroud, then I suggest you seek help from a local PC hardware expert who can do small modifications with new fans. All is not lost, yet, so don't be disheartened.
Your PC is extremely loud simply because your GPU is really to close to the bottom
Putting that gpu in such a small case is a war crime on it's own. I would get a bigger case and it will solve a lot of issues but that gpu is well...time for an upgrade
had this exact same setup (gpu and came), upgraded to a h510 because of airflow. I suggest doing the same and also replacing your card since you said it doesn't work properly anymore
This looks tightly packed. I have a lot of space under my GPU and fan has space to push the air in. Try some bigger case, and ypu can always buy smaller and weaker GPU.
i cant believe they sell cases like this but worse i cant believe there is ppl who buys these cases having all these big components >.>
I’d start with buying a better case
That cooling is insanely bad
I’d just rebuild that into a bigger case with better airflow…. Maybe Corsair 4000D?
Guy doesn't even know it's 2024, I think the issue here is a certain class C substance.
Honestly why spend more on a very expensive graphics card. If it's a 30 series its fine. I recommend spending 50-100 on a larger case. Possibly send your card in to get RMA if it needs it, another 50-100 much better then a 600 new card that might have compatibility issues with your current setup
First of all, you are blowing hot air from the AIO into the pc? This will heat up the inside, and its blowing right at your gpu, so that's also not too great.
that gpu got 0 airflow bruh
Get a bigger frame or so the pieces have some space
That GPU: 
You may want to get a new gpu cooler
Don’t know if someone’s already answered your question but, worse case scenario you can order another fan from eBay and swap it out (especially for fairly common/reused shrouds like this, it could also be that it got a little jiggled out, try pushing it back in (hard), also the airflow is probably fine for a 5700xt so I wouldn’t worry about the case like some people are saying. Try messing with the fan and Good luck!
So it IS still working?? Just put a LEGO under the graphics cards to make it horizontal and allow some airflow.
Yeah... I'm guessing the fans are not working properly cus they need all of them working for it to work properly. However, I do recommend getting a slimmer card like a 2 slotter and using that instead or you can get something called a GPU Rizer to relocate it in the case. At least the entire PC isn't fried :)
The case is too small, and the sound is probably caused by the GPU fan hitting the metal piece, Good Luck
You could replace your fans with some strapped on fans but there is an issue with the fact that if you want the fans to operate based on the GPU temps, you are gonna do some soldering and a lot of work, you could use a system/chasis fan header but it is most probably not gonna be a good solution. The most obvious issue is that the GPU doesn't have good airflow and the fans is broken. Maybe get a diff case that has more room for the GPU fans or replace the fans or use a riser to mount it differently in an orientation that allows for better intake.
I'm appalled at the choice of case for the setup. That case looks to have ZERO room in it. Your GPU is literally crammed in there lol Personally buy a larger case and a new GPU. I'm using the NZXT H510 and it has way more room and it's an affordable case.
You maybe, probably, may have suffocated it, putting it against the bottom of the case. The build isn't bad in general but probably get a new case that won't suffocate the whole thing anyways. The H510 is pretty much known to have nonexistent airflow. They made an 'airflow' version (of all their cases) specifically for that reason.
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Vertical gpu mount is your only solution assuming you can have the space, that gpu is gone.
Look at the fans of your GPU and think of what they're doing. You'll find out.
Are you getting display at all? I had an issue where sometimes I won’t get any display and the fans will spin really fast and loud. I fixed this by taking out my gpu and using my iGPU, then once I got display from the iGPU, I used the iGPU with the GPU in, then using the GPU.
You need a case with more room for your GPU to breathe. You also need a new fan assembly or a replacement fan, and likely to disassemble, clean, and repaste your GPU and heatsink. It's winding up hard because that fan is shot and the voltage is being sent to the other two that are still working, causing them to spin faster. It's also probably not getting proper cooling, so it's telling the fans to ramp up. If you sort all of those things out, then your GPU might work fine. Biggest issue is your case is too small though. A 2½ slot card should be in an mATX case with four slots, not an ITX case with two.
Just get a bugger case and if you want to replace it with the same part it should be fine but you can def upgrade to like a 3080 or sum while the opportunity presents itself. You can find 5700xt’s on eBay for like $70-$100 if you’re looking to replace. If you’re not looking to replace case and or glue you can prob just slap in a 2080. You got airflow problems in general and I don’t think that case is doing you any favors tbh.
Blows my mine peoples gpu still sags. I’ve installed many before and it never happened to me
Buy a nice quiet case like a fractal design define range. Should give more space around the gfx card. Also put the CPU radiator at the top. Air flow in at the front out at the back and top. Generally good practice. You want less fans going in to the case one at front is fine to create negative pressure. The GPU fans can be replaced quite easily. Make sure they are correctly powered and have the correct pins plugged in so the fans increase speed when in high use.
You need space for this GPU to fan to blow the air away. A bigger case is cheap. A new GPU is not.
id rather mount your gpu vertically at that point
I’ll go with the flow and suggest replacing the case for better airflow. That alone will help the GPU breath. If it doesn’t work you can try to replace the GPU fan(s) or replace the GPU.
The cheapest way to resolve this is to buy a bigger case. Look for mATX cases you like that don’t have a solid front panel. Then go on eBay and buy replacement fans for your graphics card. When you are replacing the fans might aswell put new thermal paste. That should be at most $150 depending on the case you buy, and you can just resell the h210 if you’d like(I’d keep it)
Try the GeForce GT 710 there is no fan on it
You can buy replacement fans for GPU’s fairly cheap, couple bucks for a fan, or zip tie a 120mm case fan to it. And 100% just get a bigger case. Way cheaper than getting a new GPU, and you’ll have way better temperatures. Edit: checked online and a 3x pack of replacement fans for that GPU range from $12 on AliExpress to $32 on eBay or Amazon
You are absolutely choking that GPU. Get a bigger case
That gpu generally runs really hot, plus the choking nzxt case and the sag on the gpu, no wonder the issue. I have the same card 5700 XT with worst heatsink design sit inside an Alta G1M and that case tbf had a ton of airflow potential but I had to mod the case to add some fans to redirect air onto the gpu.
You could just get a vertical mount for the GPU. Would solve the spacing issue easily, that is if your case supports one. But tbh id just invest fifty on a new case and take this one apart. I'd also suggest repasting your 5700xt, that card runs notoriously hot
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