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Hesper reacted to jools in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
half pea size center of cpu and spread evenly, lots of vids showing this
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Hesper got a reaction from Enderman in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
thanks! any tips on how to apply thermal compound? do i need to apply it around the CPU? or just a pea sized dot on the center of the CPU?
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Hesper reacted to Jonathan W in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
Because at least a couple people are going to ask you, Why go AMD for your chip?
Also just to clarify on your Western Digital drives, I highly recommend the WD Blacks just because they are built to last longer than most other drives
Also Static Dissipation isn't *really* a big thing to worry about normally. Take your socks off before building, don't rub your feet on a shag carpet, wear as little polyester as possible if you're really freaked out about it.
and/or go and pick up an ESD wrist strap, tie it around your ankle and clip it to your computer case or another grounded piece of steel and you should be good. Also do not touch any contact surfaces/pins and try to avoid touching exposed circuit boards whenever possible.
Luke and Linus have excellent videos regarding safe PC building on the Channel. The older PC Build Guides are generally better because they took a bit more care about safety, now they're proficient enough that things like ESD safety are just commonplace
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Hesper reacted to Jonathan W in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
Holy hell...one Bitcoin is worth over 34,000 PHP..
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Hesper reacted to Enderman in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
1) thermal pads are for memory chips, thermal paste for CPU and GPU chips.
2) top and rear should be exhaust, front and bottom and side for intake.
3) you don't need liquid cooling, just get a 212 evo, it is cheap and quieter than stock and performs well
4) ground yourself by touching a large metal object like the case every few seconds and before handling components like GPU and motherboard and CPU.
Work on a non-metal table and preferably not on carpet.
5) welcome
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Hesper reacted to Oswin in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
yep the market is so screwed. the price of the 1060 strix oc in my country is 442.58 USD and its priced at like 309 USD
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Hesper reacted to Oswin in Gaming PC at 1920x1080 resolution
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https://dynaquestpc.com/product/corsair-cx-series-cx550m-80plus-bronze-modular-power-supply/
just use the case you listed...
this took me a really long time. hope you like it