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Re: Help! FPS Spikes
Then I am guessing it is your CPU cooler, cause that is a good case.
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Re: Help! FPS Spikes
Well, a screw in one would probably mean you need to install a back plate on the back of the motherboard, which would require you to take the MB out. So that can be a pretty big hassle.
Might look into one like this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835186134 It is the top ranked one on newegg, and you don't even have to take the motherboard out.
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