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My dog ran over my RAM. He is a small dog and it is still in its packaging.

 

I figured it would be fine, but wanted to make sure.

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no the world will explode

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Just now, TheRandomness said:

Should be fine if no physical damage. Why are your components scattered around the floor?

I had just got two components and was looking at them. I had set the RAM down to look at the manual of the other component.

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Just now, nick5530 said:

I had just got two components and was looking at them. I had set the RAM down to look at the manual of the other component.

Well, you could've put them on a table, no? :P

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Just now, TheRandomness said:

Well, you could've put them on a table, no? :P

Yeah. Probably would have been smart just didn't think of it.  

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my sister tore apart the heatsink of my ram

 

and now i have 1x8gb and 2x8gb instead of 2x8gb and 2x8gb

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138 is a good number.

 

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Just now, themctipers said:

my sister tore apart the heatsink of my ram

 

and now i have 1x8gb and 2x8gb instead of 2x8gb and 2x8gb

How old is she exactly?

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Just now, TexasTech said:

How old is she exactly?

9

 

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Shit. Insurance is void too. Act of dog.

 

8 minutes ago, nick5530 said:

My dog ran over my RAM. He is a small dog and it is still in its packaging.

He may be small, but you should still take him out of his packaging.

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Just now, themctipers said:

9

 

Oh that's better, i was thinking she was an adult and I got very scared for the health of your pc

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Just now, TexasTech said:

Oh that's better, i was thinking she was an adult and I got very scared for the health of your pc

oh please

60c idle

105c load

 

gpu: 50c idle ~65c load (pretty good for a 380, right?)

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Just now, themctipers said:

oh please

60c idle

105c load

 

gpu: 50c idle ~65c load (pretty good for a 380, right?)

Good idle load temp for a 380 but a slightly worrying temp from the i7, but hey as long as the solder doesn't melt and its within the temp threshold of the i7 then, i'd say fine. And it would a appear you are typing this so i'd say, probably fine unless your ambient room temps were high

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Just now, TexasTech said:

Good idle load temp for a 380 but a slightly worrying temp from the i7, but hey as long as the solder doesn't melt and its within the temp threshold of the i7 then, i'd say fine. And it would a appear you are typing this so i'd say, probably fine unless your ambient room temps were high

very worrying.

 

its not soldered. its a ivy bridge cpu meaning its the first generation of cpus that aren't soldered by intel.

this is also at 3.5ghz.. i really need to delid.

ambient is like 26c rn.

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Just now, themctipers said:

very worrying.

 

its not soldered. its a ivy bridge cpu meaning its the first generation of cpus that aren't soldered by intel.

this is also at 3.5ghz.. i really need to delid.

I'm assuming you have checked your thermal paste, and assured your CPU cooler is running efficiently. Past that i'd say deliding is another option besides some serious water cooling, but by this point the best plan of attack may be sending it back to intel since it appears to be defficient

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Just now, TexasTech said:

I'm assuming you have checked your thermal paste, and assured your CPU cooler is running efficiently. Past that i'd say deliding is another option besides some serious water cooling, but by this point the best plan of attack may be sending it back to intel since it appears to be defficient

i did everything

my 212x isn't even getting remotely hot, i touched the heatpipes and the base of the cooler and its just warm to touch.

water cooling wouldn't help as the heat isn't getting transfered to the top of the cpu efficiently

 

im out of warrenty. :( 

 

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138 is a good number.

 

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Just now, themctipers said:

i did everything

my 212x isn't even getting remotely hot, i touched the heatpipes and the base of the cooler and its just warm to touch.

water cooling wouldn't help as the heat isn't getting transfered to the top of the cpu efficiently

 

im out of warrenty. :( 

 

Ah. Yeah it seems de-liding may be the only option since you are out of warranty.Sometimes re-applying the lid can help thermals.

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Just now, TexasTech said:

Ah. Yeah it seems de-liding may be the only option since you are out of warranty.Sometimes re-applying the lid can help thermals.

yeah, thats a bit tough if you're bad at handling electronics delicatly and safely (trust me, im shit), dont have a razer/vice/hammer, parents think amazon is a scam site and local pc shop doesn't carry delidding stuff (canada computers, 5km away)

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138 is a good number.

 

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So he RAMmed your RAM? Should be fine if it is not broken (physically).

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