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  1. GabeThePCHelper
    I don't know how you would get to any of the ports without breaking the seal. Also, how would you contain this vacuum? I think another comment said that the atmosphere would come down on it hard and it would need to be reinforced.
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    I would stick with 8th gen. 9th gen chips would normally require at least a Z390 board. I would go with the B360-I, I don't know what the H310 is, but the B360 is something I know.
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    Second hand 290, I ran those cards near to death for over 7 years. +1 to @LukeSavenije
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    Ah, okay. I'm unsure then.
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    I'm not sure it's the voltage that's making your fan click, try using some canned air or an air compressor and dust out your power supply.
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    Can I use milk to eat my pentium cereal?
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    Pure distilled water normally does the trick, not a watercooling expert but I've seen lots and lots of people have their coolants gunk up their loop. DW is the one that won't gunk up your loop, and just make sure to flush every 1-2 months.
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    I see.
  9. GabeThePCHelper
    Ah okay, any idea why they're just releasing lower editions? Just for Phone manufactures to be able to produce Mid-High level phones?
  10. GabeThePCHelper
    Distilled water.
  11. GabeThePCHelper
    Wasn't the Snapdragon 8XX announced? Forgot the specific numbers, 855?
  12. GabeThePCHelper
    Bequiet! Silentwings 3.
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    If your thermals are getting too high on your CPU that's probably why, and I recommend this method.
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    Too many variables to control and test to determine how long it would run, the chance of you spilling a drink into your PC and frying it, dropping it, power surge, theres too many to list.
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    That would be more than enough, especially that 80+ gold rating.
  16. GabeThePCHelper
    Is the computer still functioning with bent pins?
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    You'll be fine. Sheeps don't normally carry diseases and if they're well kept they wont.
  18. GabeThePCHelper
    Wikileaks did uncover some very bad facts about the US, but they did it illegally.
  19. GabeThePCHelper
    Nope, 2700x's run for at least 200 - 300, and with all of the other red flags.
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    I feel like the professors/students at least have a good grasp of what hardware/software is, and not say that your cpu has 4 cores.. when most modern CPU's have 6 - 8.
  21. GabeThePCHelper
    No, it wouldn't be worth it to replace the thermal paste, it wouldn't give much of a boost in performance.. There isn't much you can do to fix it.
  22. GabeThePCHelper
    Logitech G703, if your looking for wireless.
  23. GabeThePCHelper
    Intel wouldn't see a too bad of a difference with the speed, Ryzen would. I think 16gb at 3000MHZ would be fine, unless if youre going to start doing a lot more maybe of 3d modeling, and c++, you should go for 32gb.
  24. GabeThePCHelper
    Most overclocking is putting your power limit to the max, and slowly increasing the core clock/memory. I'm not an overclocking expert, I would do some extra research.
  25. GabeThePCHelper
    EVGA has good VRM's, and I mean temperatures. Most EVGA cards are built for overclocking, especially KingPin editions of some of the older cards. Your card isn't reference spec, it's an EVGA. Reference / Founders Edition means that it came from NVIDIA. It most likely is better than the reference spec.
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