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  1. TBFK
    Sometimes when I power off my pc after running a game I can hear one or more /clicking sound. It happens sometimes when I use my computer aswell, generally when I play games. It sounds like the sound off wood or metal expanding. The sound does not come from the psu (I ran it outside the case and the sound still comes). My case is made out of metal and aliminium. I have been noticing the sound for a few weeks, but it might have been there from before without me really giving it much tought. Can someone help me?
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    How can I set my cpu ratio and cpu core voltage back to auto in my msi bios?
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    So I just got done rebuilding my PC (long story). And I`m noticing that games feel a bit more laggy. The fps is about the same ( except in cs:go, where my fps dropped from ca. 220-270 to ca. 180-250). I think the hdd is damaged. It sometimes makes a weird buzzing sound. Could this be the problem? Or do you think it might be software related (got a new copy of windows)
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    Chrome crashing. Monitor turning black for a few seconds
  5. TBFK
    Hi. I was just wondering if it is normal for a new PC to act a little weird? Glitches and bugs and stuff like that.
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    H100i v2
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    Around 30, but it goes up to 50 sometimes
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    So my i7 8700k ildes at 25-50 c° is something wrong.
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    But how can i do that with my h100i v2. It has just one fan cable coming out of the cpu block. Even when I plug it in the pump header the pump won't work
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    The aio or the mobo?
  11. TBFK
    Just installed my new motherboard (msi z370m gaming pro ac) and cpu (i7 8700k) and the pump on my corsair h100i v2 won't work (it worked fine on my old mobo). The cpu idles at 50-70 degrees. There is a cpu fan header and a pump header on the board. The fan and pump is connected to the cpu fan header. What should i do?
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    There are some tiny dust particle on the underside of my cpu. So small I can't see them unless I use a magnifying glass. Is this a big problem?
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    Can I use a hairdryer on the setting that blows cold air to remove dust from the underside of my cpu? I know that using compressed air is the best way, but im installing the cpu soon and don't have any.
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    No. I have not innstalled my cpu. Thear are a bit of dust under my cpu. How can i get it off without compressed air.
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    Can i use my hairdryer at the cool setting so that it just blows cold air?
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    No i mean my cpu. On the pads. Its an intel 8700k. Do you think i can use my hairdryer on the cool setting so that it just blows cold air?
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    No i mean under my cpu. Is it okay to use a cloth on that?
  18. TBFK
    Got some dust under my cpu. Can i clean it without compressed air?
  19. TBFK
    Im just wondering if there is any reason msi calls some of thair motherboards for ac. Like the msi z370m gaming pro ac.
  20. TBFK
    ownit It's dry, used a hairdryer
  21. TBFK
    Thanks. I have made so many mistakes with this new cpu. Get my new mobo in about a week so i just hope that the cpu still works when i get it.
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    I was picking up my cpu and saw some dust on the underside of it. I blew it of with my mouth and realising the mistake I made found a magnifying glass and saw that thear was a little bit of moist on the gold pads under the cpu. So i got a hairdryer and held it about 10cm above the cpu. Stood ther for 4min untill I felt that the pins were warm and than saw that the moist was gone. Am i screawed or am i going to be fine? My cpu is an 8700k btw.
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    Could it shorten the life of the cpu?
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    What if it's miss-coloring?
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    Just afraid that somehow its going to make bad contract.
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