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  1. jakeslayer9091
    Ive tried that, its completely stuck on there, should i try using a hair dryer to loosen the thermal paste ?
  2. jakeslayer9091
    I was trying to pull the cooler off and that happened lol, i dont think any pins are damaged but idk
  3. jakeslayer9091
    Pulled a little too hard!! What do I dow now?!? should i just insert it back in?
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    Hey y'all, so I just got a new PC 3 days ago, and I've been messing with the OC, I got a R5 3600 and my settings are at 4.2GHZ (Max boost clock) @ 1.2V maxing out at 75C under heavy load, I feel like 1.2V is a bit too low but not sure so let me know! thanks! OC settings
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    Hey y'all, for some reason my R5 3600 is idling at 55-57C, although under full load, it maxes out at 78C which is weird. My CPU Settings are 1.2V @ 4.2ghz max clock, I'm hoping the idle temp being high is normal, let me know, thanks!
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    Gotchu, Thanks, I'm just not that familiar with AMD CPU's
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    I was using Cinebench
  8. jakeslayer9091
    If you're not OC the CPU, the Stock Cooler isn't that bad, also the h510 indeed has bad airflow but I just like the build quality and features
  9. jakeslayer9091
    According to Ryzen Master, It maxed out at 75-80C at 4.1GHZ, 1.3V, I'm not sure why the other apps give out inaccurate info, Anyways Thanks!
  10. jakeslayer9091
    H510i, 4 fans (2 exhaust, 2 intake) I'm downloading Ryzen Master right now, I used Cinebench
  11. jakeslayer9091
    Yep, I have a rather huge house which I moved into 7 years ago, not sure why I had installed both 120V and 240V outlets but I did.
  12. jakeslayer9091
    Hey y'all, I just finished a PC build, I did some stress tests and the 5 3600 was hovering over 89C clocked at 4.1 GHZ, I'm guessing that's normal since AMD CPU's tend to get hot, but I just wanna make sure so let me know, thanks!
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    Hey y’all, so I’m in the UK and we have 240V outlets here, I just recently found out that my 240V outlets aren’t grounded for some reason, so I’m gonna buy a 240V - 120V adapter since my 120V outlets are grounded, I just wanted to make sure that the Corsair TX650M will work on 120V (cuz i dont wanna fry my PC yk) any information would be helpful, cheers
  14. jakeslayer9091
    Hey, i just screwed in my cpu cooler, but i wanted to make sure the thermal paste was spread properly, so i removed it to check, lemme know if thats good
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    Same, I’ve never RMAed but I’ll try
  16. jakeslayer9091
    Do you know why this is happening though?
  17. jakeslayer9091
    Should I RMA it through amazon or corsair?
  18. jakeslayer9091
    So I got a faulty PSU?
  19. jakeslayer9091
    It’s just the continuous pain only when the cable’s connected, so I’m guessing I shouldn’t worry about since you have the same thing in your PC?
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    Can you link me one?
  21. jakeslayer9091
    I’m going to try to re-mount the psu
  22. jakeslayer9091
    But I used this outlet before, Even on a old computer some time ago, it was completely fine, and it still is right now on my other devices, this is the first time I encounter this problem
  23. jakeslayer9091
    I don’t have a meter to test it with, is there anyway to test it without a meter? btw, i seem to only get shocked once the switch is off (cable connected), once the switch is on, its completely fine
  24. jakeslayer9091
    should i try to wear a anti static bracelet or sum, if it’ll help idk
  25. jakeslayer9091
    Nope, just tried, other grounded things are normal
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