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My english is garbage, thank you all

Its a hand down from my friend so no, it didn't come with any thermal paste, think he used to aio for about a month, took the rest of the thermal paste so eh. Im going to go buy some thermal paste but I don't have much time at the moment, was seeing if it was an okay option for a temporary hour or so.

Currently building a new PC and my TD-02 RGB AIO Cooler from Silverstone has this insulation pad, as I dont have thermal paste, is it okay to use it as a temporary thing to install windows and things?

I got it working, I just booted it from the usb and installing windows rn. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE HELP

Is there any other way? Its just not going in all the way thats all, its very loose

I just tried plugging in the pins like that, it does not fit in.

So with what I have, it wouldn't affect me at all right?

Do you have any idea about the other cables? The reset, the hdd led, the power led + and - ?

I have reused a motherboard from a Dell Optiplex 9010 and realized I have trampled over many stumps. The main problem Im having right now though is the power switches, it's just weird and I'm not sure how to attach the cables. I've researched on the manual pdf but it only shows the whole cable instead of all the smaller cables. Basically it's a 5 pin layout thingy and I'm just lost

Will get back to you when I work on it again

Hello! I tried repairing my friend's pc. It would not boot and I was thinking it may have been the CPU. Although just replaced, it has not loaded up or booted at all. The rest of the components work, the fans just blare on and off in a repeated pattern. Specs: CPU - Q6600 Cooler - Cooler Master V8 RAM - 8GB DDR2 GPU - Radeon HD 6970 PSU - Thermal Take 700w HDD - 4x 500gb Seagate Ignore cable management ty 20190603_180639.mp4

Okay thank you!