Hello! That is indeed the fan, in the default fan settings it will get this loud whenever the CPU temperature hits 95 celsius or higher. It stays quiet while cooling a hot GPU, however.
@@TroveOasis Ah thanks for clarifying. I’m toying between this and building the equivalent DIY, it’ll be a living room gaming PC, so fan noise is my biggest concern. Can you tell me: when playing a more demanding AAA game (1080p high settings), is there any noticeable fan noise like I heard in your video? Thanks, your upload has been really helpful 🙏
When playing most games at 1080p high. I usually only hear the loud fan noise in short bursts during high CPU loads, like when a game is loading a lot of data. Otherwise, the fan is much quieter during regular gameplay. You’re welcome, glad the video was able to help. Thank you for watching!
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. The maximum temperature we got during the tests was a short period of 99 degrees on the CPU and 72 degrees on the GPU. The room temperature at the time was 31 degrees. Our particular PC was configured by default to run the fans at max speed when the CPU reaches 95 degrees.
Hello sir i just this device and i turned it on for the first time and cant the bios set up keeps coming back ..can you help me please bypass this bios setting
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. Were you able to get yours working? If not, you can try the following: 1. Start the computer. 2. Hold or repeatedly press F7 before the BIOS settings screen shows up. 3. A “Boot Selection” menu should appear instead, you can stop pressing the F7 key. 4. Check the menu if there is an option for “Windows Boot Manager” or something similar. If there is, try starting it. If the Windows Boot option doesn’t exist or doesn’t work, your PC either doesn’t have an installed SSD and/or a working installation of Windows, and you might have to discuss with the seller. Hope this helps!
i loved this pc
Is that the fan kicking in? Sounds louder than I expected 😬
Hello! That is indeed the fan, in the default fan settings it will get this loud whenever the CPU temperature hits 95 celsius or higher. It stays quiet while cooling a hot GPU, however.
@@TroveOasis Ah thanks for clarifying.
I’m toying between this and building the equivalent DIY, it’ll be a living room gaming PC, so fan noise is my biggest concern.
Can you tell me: when playing a more demanding AAA game (1080p high settings), is there any noticeable fan noise like I heard in your video?
Thanks, your upload has been really helpful 🙏
When playing most games at 1080p high. I usually only hear the loud fan noise in short bursts during high CPU loads, like when a game is loading a lot of data. Otherwise, the fan is much quieter during regular gameplay.
You’re welcome, glad the video was able to help. Thank you for watching!
Hi, what temperatures do you get on the hotspot while playing high settings? Because I'm getting like 105 degrees when the gpu usage is at like 99%
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. The maximum temperature we got during the tests was a short period of 99 degrees on the CPU and 72 degrees on the GPU. The room temperature at the time was 31 degrees. Our particular PC was configured by default to run the fans at max speed when the CPU reaches 95 degrees.
Hello sir i just this device and i turned it on for the first time and cant the bios set up keeps coming back ..can you help me please bypass this bios setting
Hello! Sorry for the late reply. Were you able to get yours working?
If not, you can try the following:
1. Start the computer.
2. Hold or repeatedly press F7 before the BIOS settings screen shows up.
3. A “Boot Selection” menu should appear instead, you can stop pressing the F7 key.
4. Check the menu if there is an option for “Windows Boot Manager” or something similar. If there is, try starting it.
If the Windows Boot option doesn’t exist or doesn’t work, your PC either doesn’t have an installed SSD and/or a working installation of Windows, and you might have to discuss with the seller. Hope this helps!