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I used to. Now I put all those stickers along the edge of my desk. No way in hell I'm sticking anything to them glass panels.

Recently upgraded setup. Migrated from AM4 to AM5... New case too. - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D - EK Nucleus AIO CR360 Lux D-RGB with 3 x Phanteks T30 - Asus ROG Strix B650E-F - 4 x 16 GB G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5-6000 (cl36) - MSI RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio (10GB) - Asus ROG Herculx - Phanteks NV7 - 11 x Antec Prizm 120 mm - 3 NVME, 3 SSD, 1 HDD A word about the NV7... Daisy-chainable fans are an absolute MUST when kitting out this case. Cable management was an absolute NIGHTMARE finding space to cram cables for FOURTEEN fans...and the ARGB Antec fans had two cables each. I almost couldn't get the back panel on. It's a good thing I pretty much have everything I need already installed, so there's no need to mess around in there unless something breaks.

Works like a charm on a Asus ROG Strix X570-E, and a EVGA RTX 3070Ti FTW3 GPU. I still have tried-and-true Afterburner managing my GPU fan-speed, but for AIO-pump and chassis-fan control the 'mix' functionality is god-tier. Donation incoming af.

Good lord... I've been tearing my hair out searching for a solution to do an in-place upgrade to Windows 11, and this just put me on the right path. Thank you, good sir.

Does Kraken allow payments to PayPal accounts? I don't live in the US so that's why I'm asking.

I now this one is 'old' but I was searching for a solution to this because I'm having the EXACT same issue that the OP described. I only get SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION errors while gaming, and it reboots to that 'bootmgr missing' message, and I have to manually restart the PSU. I'm running an Asus ROG Strix X570-E with a Ryzen 3700x, 32 GB of G.Skill TridentZ RGB, a 1080 Ti, and a AData SX8200 NVME. I've tried re-installing windows and I'm still getting it...which is pointing to some kind of hardware issue. Unfortunately I don't have any extra hardware to test.

This is Nintendo we're talking about. They kinda have a penchant for iterating on their mobile devices. We'll definitely see at least one more Switch SKU in its lifetime.

I know you can pretty much do this with emus, but damn, I want need this.

For me, still no G900 with G602-style side-buttons. Why Logitech would gimp a 150-dollar mouse with 'just' two side buttons is beyond me. (Yes, I'm a hardcore side-button user...it's why I still use either a Roccat Nyth, or Logitech G700S)

Didn't know the thumbnails (or being upset with them) were a thing. I happen to like them...it's clickbait that works on me.

I'd like a removable battery as well (currently using a LG V20), but I'm afraid that ship has sailed. I doubt Samsung has the 'courage' to return to removable batteries (at least for flagship phones) in this metal-and-glass-design world we now live in.

Great stuff. Dark theme FTW.

Considering my H100i pump failed after 3 years of continuous, 24/7 use, I'd say it's a distinct possibility that the pump might be deteriorating. An easy way to check is in the Hardware Monitor in the BIOS. Most modern BIOSes have a Hardware section where you can see CPU/system temps. Reset everything to stock and monitor the temp for about 10 mins. If it keeps going up when you're just in the BIOS, then you may have a pump issue.

Just got my TridentZ RGB... G.Skill already won this round IMO. #spectrumwaveislife

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