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narrdarr

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  1. actually it its an easy process. remove the the cold plate drain, rinse,, clean, rinse, refill to the best of your abilities to 100%. the hardest part is being quick and refilling. once corrosion from mixed metals is exposed air it accelerates rapidly. you wont see it as you work on it, but if you let the whole process take less than a couple hours you'll get a negative return on your refurb. example would be having repeating the process every 1-3 months instead of every 9-12 months due to temp issues.. its like 20$ once a year maintain. which is the basically the same cost for an aio.
  2. Do not do this. Doing something like this is only recommended once there is an actual issues. And not to be done as preventive maintenance. Once you open it you'll asking for a world of continuous maintenance and lots of highs and lows in preformance.
  3. i hate paying for shipping. it always takes longer

  4. Disable PBO and set a neg voltage offset .06. Or set max voltage to 1.3
  5. Your want to check his case to make sure whatever you get fits the case
  6. You could probably just solve it with a voltage tweak Both aios are good have your pick. I wouldnt expect much to change tho
  7. No way cpu voltage is at 3.36 maybe clock is.
  8. High ilde temps are not unheard of. But you are above average I would say. And your load temps are not good neither. Are you running PBO enabled? What your cpu voltage? And yes your fans and placement is fine.
  9. Just double the mount and set the pump to max to get the air out. It could just a couple hrs to a couple days
  10. Anything that you are unsure of just take a pic. Actually just take a pic of your buold too
  11. Although an aftermarket cooler is beneficial. If you were happy with how things were before you probably just need new thermal paste between your stock cooler and cpu
  12. I have both a 27" g7 and a 27gp850. Well my gf has the g7 It runs with no issues. To be honest I'm kinda jealous of its higher contrast ratio.
  13. Well are you trying to use win 11 or are you going to stick with win 10?
  14. 1 thing at a time. Did you get in?
  15. Make sure monitor is connected to the motherboard. With nothing else connected. No gpu, no usb anything, no hdd/ssd, Then yes boot. You can even boot without a battery if you wanted to.
  16. Do not put the battery in. You can leave the power cable from psu to motherboard or unplug them. There is 2 of them. The big 24 pin and the eps power( the small one( 4,6, or 8 pin) that goes from the psu to the top left corner of the motherboard. Power cycle. Without the pc plugged in. Hold the power button on the pc. For at least 10-30 sec. This will ensure that all power drains from the motherboard. For the hard drive just disconnect it from the motherboard. Once system has been power cycled then put the battery in
  17. Ok Fresh start Power down and unplug from wall. Remove all USB devices including mouse and keyboard Remove gpu Unplug sata for any ssd/hdd Remove any m.2 Clear cmos Remove battery Then power cycle the pc without the psu plugged in Double check psu connections to the motherboard. Plug into the wall Try botting barebone. Don't Plug in anything. Expect power and monitor. Monitor should be plugged into the motherboard as no gpu will be installed for the moment
  18. What mobo model is it and is all the leds lit?
  19. Well I just cracked the panel of one of my tvs during disassembly to fix the back light. Fml

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    1. adarw

      adarw

      your pfp shows what i would do if i that happend with me.

  20. Don't forget there is a fan in the psu. Also you don't need a crazy amount of pressure. I'm usually between 90 and 120 psi. Too much pressure can knock a chip off a pcb. You'll also want to make sure your air tank on your compressor is drained of water.
  21. Thermalright apx series is a good choice too.
  22. Its just the defualt setting. Should be able to switch to pwm in bios
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