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About GougedKirby522
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Pc building, Linux, Gaming, Server building and hardware and programming mostly in c#
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Team AMD
Current Rig Cinebench R20 Score:2768
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Ryzen 5 2600
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MSI B450 Pro carbon AC
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16GB of corsair vengence @ 3000mhz
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Asus Tuf Gtx 1650 Super
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Corsair 275R
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WD Green 240GB SSD and Toshiba P300 1TB HDD
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Corsair TXM 650w
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Windows 10
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Not a laptop but a home server running Ubuntu Server
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BC law states that they can let someone go without payment that would be payed out after that time period if they got the boot. I think?
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Do I need to flush and inspect new water cooling components?
GougedKirby522 replied to alyen's topic in Cooling
Make sure you're not mixing metals, that could lead to corrosion and could kill your system if it blocks the loop -
Do I need to flush and inspect new water cooling components?
GougedKirby522 replied to alyen's topic in Cooling
Ek do a pressure tester that fills the loop with air, I think? OP if you're looking for a easy alternative maybe get that? -
I think Linus mentioned in 'Upgrading our worst gaming rigs' that at the time Lloyd had just passed his probation, they do this to stop the audience (us) getting attached to some on-screen personality just for them to either leave or be let go in the first month or so. After the first month I think they are allowed on camera, for example one of Colin's first videos was that all wish pc build in which his voice was changed and his face blurred
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Do I need to flush and inspect new water cooling components?
GougedKirby522 replied to alyen's topic in Cooling
Not really needed but I'd build the loop outside the Pc and leave it running over night to test that there's no water leaks, then drain and rebuild inside of the system. Wouldn't recommend tap water for long term use