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Tall_Goat
By Tall_Goat
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19 minutes ago, Tall_Goat said:

Just figured that out. Whoops. Is the ssd going to be ok?

Does it still work?

I'm not actually trying to be as grumpy as it seems.

I will find your mentions of Ikea or Gnome and I will /s post. 

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1 minute ago, Tall_Goat said:

No clue! Still on the mobo standoffs XD

You should definitely test it as soon as possible. What SSD are you specifically using?

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1 minute ago, Tall_Goat said:

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What you could simply try is to back off the hardware until the board straightens out. You're likely making it too tight for the application(stacking the integrated heatspreader with the motherboard heatsink). If that doesn't fix it, ditching the motherboard heatsink, or removing the integrated heatspreader whilst using the motherboard heatsink would be the only options. 

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Nice camera.

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2 minutes ago, Tall_Goat said:

Well the computer posted, and I’m in windows and the SSD is recognized. I’m really just worried about the long term effects of bending the ssd. Should I try to replace it as soon as I can, or will it continue to function even through I bent it?

What have you done to attempt to remedy it? Is it permanently bent?

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