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AMD Ryzen 1700 overheat!!! Please help!

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Just now, djshima said:

No i have bought system in shop :) i have just pick parts and they put all together :) 

Oh OK.

 

It's relatively easy to re-mount a cooler, and it only takes about 5-10 minutes for an experienced tech. if it's your first time re-mounting a cooler, it might take you 30 mins.

 

but the shop should re-mount the cooler for free.

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8 hours ago, djshima said:

i have bought it 394 euro so i dont want to mess around with re-mounting

Re-mounting is not messing with your cpu. Just clean the CPU and the contact surface of your cooler , put new thermal paste on. and re mount the cooler. Don't overtighten it. And remember: Cross pattern

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4 hours ago, AndriesM said:

Re-mounting is not messing with your cpu. Just clean the CPU and the contact surface of your cooler , put new thermal paste on. and re mount the cooler. Don't overtighten it. And remember: Cross pattern

Think what he's trying to say is he had this built for him he just chose the parts and does not want to mess with it in terms of warranty and that sort of thing.

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3 hours ago, mrbilky said:

Think what he's trying to say is he had this built for him he just chose the parts and does not want to mess with it in terms of warranty and that sort of thing.

Could be, then he has to return it. Make a new parts list. And build it himself

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Set the voltage to automatic or just reset the bios to factory (there should be an option somewhere). Next time don't use auto oc software. Look up an oc guide on youtube or don't oc. 

 

 

 

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