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Biscuit Boy
By Biscuit Boy
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I'm trying to fold with LTT, but I want to make sure that my fans are at max speed in order to keep the components at optimal temps so I can make sure to not damage anything. When Anyone in the videos temp tests components like CPU, GPU, etc, do they use metric measurements or farenheit? I'm assuming metric, because Canada, but I want to know if say 50 degrees means in celcius or farenheit. Thx for help if possible.

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It is celcius.

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16 minutes ago, Biscuit Boy said:

thx confusion's not fun.

I'd be impressed if they were doing 50F:

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