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Measure the fan, because I can't find out what it actually is, computer fans are all measures in MM, it looks like its probably an 80mm fan on the heatsink. I presume the fan in the back is set up as an intake to suck in air for the gpu. The air inside the case is generally going to be warmer. Computer fans blow air in the direction of the side with the supports and motor, so that fan is sucking air from inside the case and blowing it out. If you notice in the picture of the system, the fan on the cooler is actually backwards. I do have a horrible problem with this one in terms of the fan whining at a high pitch, overheatingĪs I said, if you're going to dig around in there you should probably replace the cooler (or at least the fan on it). One of these would be a good choice, its quiet and fits in any lga 115x machine. Honestly anything thats low profile and will fit on the LGA 1150 socket will do just fine.
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Those stock coolers in a compact system tend to run very hot, and over time the fans get noisy. While youre digging around in the thing, i high suggest replacing the cpu cooler. Its a good card, not much to say about it, the 3gb 1060 isnt as powerful as a 6gb 1060 but this will fit, and it will stay cool, and it greatly outperforms your 760. Its the 3gb small form factor variant 1060 from zotac. The small form factor 1060's are not like that and may not perform as well temperature wise. That may cause issues with thermals as these machines are designed for blower cooler cards, they have one intake fan and blow hot air out the back.
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I suggest buying a smaller one just to give it some breathing room, as the OEM card is 9.8" and the 660 in the picture is 9.5". Looking into modern cards, your best bet is going to be something like a GTX 1060, which is a 120w card, it will fit in well here and will pair well with a 4770. The card is 140w so its going to be best to stick around that current wattage with cards that only have a single 6 pin required. Now a thing here going to be compatibility, if you have a 760, and this machine originally had a 660, you have a single 6 pin power connector to work with. The GPU is going to suck to work with though, because its on a special bracket and a PCIe riser, and just take this slow and careful. Timings may be different but your memory controller compensates for that. You need EXACTLY this, has to be 1600mhz 240 pin DDR3 or it wont work with this system. Heres 8gb of compatible ram, just basic stuff.
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The X51R2 being as small and compact as it is. Though im gonna say right now, its going to be a pain in the butt to work on.
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