DildorTheDecent
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It's a safe and legal thrill.
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I love tea but have the habit of putting too much sugar
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Took a few seconds to process that but.. got there.
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Reminds me of a Pokemon ribbon (from 2016 for reference) I saw the other day:
I posted this somewhere the other day and mentioned how the human brain is programmed to see faces in everything; as an evolutionary trait.
My hypothesis is that our brains have been reprogrammed to see amogus in everything.
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Printers are like wild dogs.
No sudden movements, they can smell fear.
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You should be able to. Afterburner might have issues applying the fixed voltage from the profile. So you might need to on occasion open the curve editor and set it manually.
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Unfortunately not.
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Of course it doesn't. That yellow line means you've set a voltage for the GPU to operate at regardless of the load i.e. it's a fixed voltage, it will not drop unless you press CTRL + L and the apply button. You'll however, lose your undervolt by doing that as the GPU returns to stock behaviour. You could try and slightly lower the power limit instead since voltage proper voltage control stopped existing after Pascal (GTX 10 series).
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I think the 850 G2 in X99 PC is knackered:
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25 minutes ago, Frankie said:
How you liking the tester?
Nice and simple. Plugged everything in, gave two beeps to show that everything was good, powered down and unplugged it. ez pz.
I think the culprit was a slightly loose connection on the PSU side. Gave it a wiggle and it seems to be fine for now. Wonky sensors could return though.
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20 minutes ago, DildorTheDecent said:
Nice and simple. Plugged everything in, gave two beeps to show that everything was good, powered down and unplugged it. ez pz.
I think the culprit was a slightly loose connection on the PSU side. Gave it a wiggle and it seems to be fine for now. Wonky sensors could return though.
Yeah, same experience here. Nice and hopefuly simple then. It seemed little wierd that it would show low voltage and after unplugging and testing the PSU, everything is fine. Loose connection could give it some resistance maybe?
