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Bro, how did you mount the SSD to the plate without screws? Btw I received it with a cable that my friend told me it's to connect the ssd to pc, but yours was already in without anywhere attached. Nvm tho, I won't mess up with it tbf, but I might actually do, I will buy condensed air or however it's called, thermal paste etc so I can make it better after 4 years, oh yeah, hope I wont have problem unstucking CPU 😂 Edit: Nevermind I just realized I had some screws on a small bag, need to find them too 😂. I put the glassy cover and saw them, with the cable I told you etc. Clearly YT is my best friend to learn about systems, and about tools I ask my friend cuz it's his work.
Sometimes, SSDs can come with (usually red/black) SATA cables, but usually these smaller PCs just have the cable attached to the motherboard from factory. For the SSD, I ended up just using some 3M double sided tape. For some reason mine didn't come with screws and I couldn't find spare ones in time :p Good luck with repasting your CPU! It can make quite a difference in thermals. Made a video repasting my laptop too.
@@Humaam295 oooh I see! Yeah, I got that wire and I have the very same PC as you show, or at least of its series. It came with 32gb ram, 2tb m.2, i7-9700kf and rtx 2080 ti. About motherboard i dont remember but tbf it really made me shocked to see that you coule put a 30XX series into this system. About thermal paste and stuff I'm scared tho, cuz unscrewing it's easy, but I'm fraid of forgetting what goes where 😂.
@ramiad90 that happened to me when I installed a 3060 to mines. After a few tries it randomly started working. So far been using mines for 2yrs now. So chance that is the same thing
Hi there! Your video is great. My PC is trident 3 9si, it's drive me crazy today. The GPU is 1660ti, and I updated NVIDIA drives two days ago. Today my computer keeping black refresh, I can't do anything cuz it pause my work. Before it completely can't reboot, I tried reinstall drives, even old version drives, nothing helpful. I'm sure there is something wrong with my GPU or the drives. After watch your video, I'm thinking about would it fix the problem if I buy a new GPU. BTW have you met same problem as my before?
Hey! First of all, thanks for taking the time to watch the video. If you have tried reinstalling the drivers, the GPU being damaged over time could be a potential issue. I haven't experience what you are having, but you might be better off getting a new GPU. Just make sure it has a good return policy before getting it :p
It really varies from GPU to GPU, but the one that I used somehow had a TDP less than the stock one lol. Make sure to do your research before getting the parts though! The stock GPU in this model used about 120W TDP, while the 4060 that I installed had a listed TDP of 115W on the amazon page.
I didn't change the PSU at all, just using the one that came with. Check the TDP rating of the GPU that you are buying. The 1650 that was in this PC had a TDP of 120W, while the 4060 that I installed had 115W. It's been used for about 4 months now with no issues at all.
@@Humaam295and urs came with the 230watt correct? Mine came with the 1650s that uses 100watts and I see this one is rated at 115watts so should be fine with my factory 230watt PSU right?
Hey I have trident 3 8th gen with 1060(6pin connector), thinking about upgrading to 4060 zotac solo. Is the power cable you used in the video from MB to GPU 6-8pin? any problems so far?
As long as the motherboard supports the GPU, and as long as you have the correct cables, you should be good to go for a drop in place GPU swap. The stock GPU in the 9th gen used about 120W TDP, while the 4060 that I installed had a listed TDP of 115W on the amazon page. As long as the GPU you are planning to buy has a TDP that is the same/lower than your current GPU, you should be good to go. If you don't know the TDP of your current card, try using a tool like GPU-Z to find out about your exact GPU model, then go from there. Hope this info helps!
www.msi.com/Desktop/Trident-3-9th/support This is the link i used, it says version 950 but I've seen some other people talk about version 1.0 and 2.0 too. See if updating with this makes a difference.
@@Humaam295yeah i realized 8th didnt get bios updates like 9th, so i got 3060 instead sadly. Contacted msi support to and they didnt suggest using other bios updates not to brick the whole system
@@avalunch1 Yeah, not sure what obsession MSI has releasing products then just killing it off like that. I had also contacted them and they said more or less the same thing
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I have the same setup running DCS AT HIGH while using VR and it runs perfectly fine (using windows 10 lite)
You super video how did you boot your pc after installing the ssd, I am taking to the bois when I switch ssd old to new ?
Bro, how did you mount the SSD to the plate without screws? Btw I received it with a cable that my friend told me it's to connect the ssd to pc, but yours was already in without anywhere attached. Nvm tho, I won't mess up with it tbf, but I might actually do, I will buy condensed air or however it's called, thermal paste etc so I can make it better after 4 years, oh yeah, hope I wont have problem unstucking CPU 😂
Edit: Nevermind I just realized I had some screws on a small bag, need to find them too 😂. I put the glassy cover and saw them, with the cable I told you etc. Clearly YT is my best friend to learn about systems, and about tools I ask my friend cuz it's his work.
Sometimes, SSDs can come with (usually red/black) SATA cables, but usually these smaller PCs just have the cable attached to the motherboard from factory.
For the SSD, I ended up just using some 3M double sided tape. For some reason mine didn't come with screws and I couldn't find spare ones in time :p
Good luck with repasting your CPU! It can make quite a difference in thermals. Made a video repasting my laptop too.
@@Humaam295 oooh I see! Yeah, I got that wire and I have the very same PC as you show, or at least of its series. It came with 32gb ram, 2tb m.2, i7-9700kf and rtx 2080 ti. About motherboard i dont remember but tbf it really made me shocked to see that you coule put a 30XX series into this system. About thermal paste and stuff I'm scared tho, cuz unscrewing it's easy, but I'm fraid of forgetting what goes where 😂.
NIce!! Im thinking about Swapping the 3060 on mines for a 16gb 4060ti
@@ramiad90 how it won't work? It's about the same size and not that much power drawn
@ramiad90 that happened to me when I installed a 3060 to mines. After a few tries it randomly started working. So far been using mines for 2yrs now. So chance that is the same thing
Hi there! Your video is great. My PC is trident 3 9si, it's drive me crazy today. The GPU is 1660ti, and I updated NVIDIA drives two days ago. Today my computer keeping black refresh, I can't do anything cuz it pause my work. Before it completely can't reboot, I tried reinstall drives, even old version drives, nothing helpful. I'm sure there is something wrong with my GPU or the drives. After watch your video, I'm thinking about would it fix the problem if I buy a new GPU. BTW have you met same problem as my before?
Hey! First of all, thanks for taking the time to watch the video. If you have tried reinstalling the drivers, the GPU being damaged over time could be a potential issue. I haven't experience what you are having, but you might be better off getting a new GPU. Just make sure it has a good return policy before getting it :p
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Is the stock power supply enough to run that? ive read mixed reviews on upgrading
It really varies from GPU to GPU, but the one that I used somehow had a TDP less than the stock one lol. Make sure to do your research before getting the parts though! The stock GPU in this model used about 120W TDP, while the 4060 that I installed had a listed TDP of 115W on the amazon page.
What is your power supply. And how can I check and see if I got enough for a better gpu. I got a 1650 super
I didn't change the PSU at all, just using the one that came with. Check the TDP rating of the GPU that you are buying. The 1650 that was in this PC had a TDP of 120W, while the 4060 that I installed had 115W. It's been used for about 4 months now with no issues at all.
@@Humaam295 1650 its 75 w and rtx 4060 115 w , its work with 230w ?
@@Aquarium366 The same question
Did you have to get a 330 watt power supply for that 4060, or was the 240 watt enough ?
Nope, in my case the GPU I got used less TDP somehow, so it was a simple plug and play for me
@@Humaam295and urs came with the 230watt correct? Mine came with the 1650s that uses 100watts and I see this one is rated at 115watts so should be fine with my factory 230watt PSU right?
Hey I have trident 3 8th gen with 1060(6pin connector), thinking about upgrading to 4060 zotac solo.
Is the power cable you used in the video from MB to GPU 6-8pin? any problems so far?
Hey there! The PC has been working great since. Just make sure the TDP of your current GPU matches/is lower than the one you are planning on getting.
I have the 7th gen version what would be the best gpu and would tou recommend me to get a better power supply if i have the 240 one
As long as the motherboard supports the GPU, and as long as you have the correct cables, you should be good to go for a drop in place GPU swap. The stock GPU in the 9th gen used about 120W TDP, while the 4060 that I installed had a listed TDP of 115W on the amazon page. As long as the GPU you are planning to buy has a TDP that is the same/lower than your current GPU, you should be good to go.
If you don't know the TDP of your current card, try using a tool like GPU-Z to find out about your exact GPU model, then go from there. Hope this info helps!
@@Humaam295 thank you so much.
can u list the graphics card used in this video im trying to upgrade my trident 3 but i dont want to buy the wrng 1 please n ty!
Not sure which one he used, but I recommend the RTX 3060 12GB Aero (make sure is an Aero, with 1 fan), 3060 Ti 8GB Aero as well and the 4060 8GB Solo.
www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-gaming-geforce-rtx-4060-8gb-solo
How did you manage the screws
Hello, may i know which bios version you were running? Can you share a link for that
www.msi.com/Desktop/Trident-3-9th/support
This is the link i used, it says version 950 but I've seen some other people talk about version 1.0 and 2.0 too. See if updating with this makes a difference.
@@Humaam295yeah i realized 8th didnt get bios updates like 9th, so i got 3060 instead sadly. Contacted msi support to and they didnt suggest using other bios updates not to brick the whole system
@@avalunch1 Yeah, not sure what obsession MSI has releasing products then just killing it off like that. I had also contacted them and they said more or less the same thing
Im gonna throw that pc through the window i swear, cant take the top left screw off. Its like literally impossible.
Has the screw been stripped? See if you can use the rubber band method to get it off