blushesNo go back to stalking . I want to know all about churchgirl . <| sep |> Depends on how much you are attached to the game . Personally I explored almost like every square feet , spent tons of hours and found a lot . Even all the six nerve agent missiles and a quick way near the Windmill to skip everything and go straight into the observatory . <| sep |> I ' m going to address some concerns in a toplevel comment , because apparently people have taken issue with my testing methodology . First off , as I clearly stated in the video , the fan speed was fixed to 45 % for the first round of tests . The cooling is not the issue . Temperatures are fine , and the heatsink is more than adequate . The problem stems from the fact that the card becomes audible at a mere 30 % fan speed , even in a closed case . Bigger , hotter cards , in the same case , have been markedly quieter for me . This is unacceptable . Secondly , the PSU fan was off . It ' s a P 2 650 . The fan doesn ' t turn on until it gets hot , and it was not hot . Not even close . The AIO is definitely audible , but it was present in all 3 tests . The test bench for tests 2 and 3 were conducted immediately next to my primary system in the interest of fairness . I also clearly stated this in the video . Lastly , the purpose of this video was to convey my personal user experience in the best way I possibly could . Obviously , a shitty R 600 camera and a Yeti mic are not going to provide the best translation of realworld experience , but here is the longandshort of it I sit 4 feet from my fucking computer , and the graphics card , at a mere 30 % fan speed , is the only component I can actually hear in the dead silence of my office space . The PSU , the AIO , and all of my Noctua Redux 140 mm fans are whisper quiet . This card is not . End of story . No graphics card should be audible in a closed case at a mere 30 % fan speed . Ever .