Yes, it looks good.
Yes, it looks good.
I've recently upgraded my RAM and SSD, marking the first time I've ever done such changes. The process turned out more challenging than anticipated. After powering off the PC and trying to boot, only the machine itself would activate while all peripherals remained inactive. To shut it down, I had to press the power button, then enter BIOS. The RAM downclocked from 3200 to 2133. Restarting instead of fully shutting it down seemed to resolve the issue. It appears the overclock Digital Storm set during assembly was disabled during the upgrade. I've addressed that now and am hoping everything is resolved. I'm still unsure if the screenshot accurately reflects the situation. My knowledge on thermal load versus chassis airflow is limited.
It's a relief to hear that. Once I shared this, the problem I described earlier still existed. I then reinstalled the BIOS and, after a few restarts, everything worked fine.