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I put my pump on the processor and realised I fitted it upside down and refitted the pump do I need fresh thermal paste it's a new build with a new cooler and processor
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I have a bent fin on my aio will it cause issues
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Thank you all
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I've bought 2 Samsung evo 990s with heatsinks not thinking about the one on the board is it safe to use the Samsung heatsinks instead of the ones on the board on my Asus x670 gaming f
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I went for the 3900x with a H100i rather than replacing my psu also the gigabyte aorus elite as my motherboard
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The cpu is new
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Had a hdd failure last night so upgrading some parts how's this spec Ryzen 3700x with stock cooler Msi 1080ti gaming x 32 gb ram Corsair hx1000i psu 2x seagate 6tb hdd 2x 1tb Samsung ssd Asus x570 prime pro Ram ssds and gpu are off my current system
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What aio cooler will fit a mastercase Pro 5
gazdadude replied to gazdadude's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
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I'm looking at changing my noctua cooler to a aio as I don't feel comfortable with it I have a 8700k at stock and a mastercase pro 5 what are my options for an aio
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R5 2600x 16gb corsair vengeance ram msi gaming x 1080ti 2 ssds 2 hdds capture card and a 1000w evga supernova
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How suitable is the case for a gaming build
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Thank you
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It’s the msi gaming x
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I’m playing house flipper and temps have reached 70oc is that too hot
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Also is it safe to lower the voltage on enhanced turbo
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I’ve caged the voltage to 1.25 but it stays there and doesn’t go any lower even on idle
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That’s spot on thank you
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It’s at 1.34 volts stable
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im 3oc over is that ok
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82oc doing a stress test at 4.7 MHz with a noctua u14s
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Is that too hot?
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I’ve got a 8700k I’ve overclocked to 4.7mhz is 70oc on real bench a good temperature with a noctua nhu14s cooler
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Thank you
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commander pro is sending 12.2v to my fans where it says on box they are 12v is that safe
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