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Avacado
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Happy to help getting you where you need to be. @Bastiaan_NL and @PCSarge can lend support. I will be on our discord heavily this weekend to get some reviews going and would be willing to assist you if you need it. What is the time difference from EST to South Africa?
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Well, that is a relief. Glad its all coming together!
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Yes, that is true, the fluid is blue. Could be.
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Blue is almost always Copper Oxide. Do a double check on all your microfins to make sure you don't have any nickel flaking.
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I remember reading something years ago about inaccuracies in temp readings with core temp on newer gen CPU's. Again this was ages ago. I never looked back. -
It breaks my heart to see you still using Core Temp. I haven't used that since my core 2 duo days. What's it gonna take to get you on the HWinfo64 train? I have much to bribe with in the dungeon.
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Looks like you are going to have to add another CPU on the "Slots" tab. Hope you have your fans set to "Take Off" CPU folding is HAWT
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Received the 2133 ECC ram. I really couldn't justify spending enough to fill all 16 slots when 10 DIMMs cost $300. Board is in route from Cali, would love to get it before the weekend. The CPUs should be here today. The coolers are another story, coming from China. Could only find 2U coolers and i'm sure they aren't going to be enough, but I didn't want to water cool it. I could have bought some Noctua variants for the LGA 3647, but they were like $200 a piece. I was not willing to spend more than a grand for a pet project.
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See page 1 here. Luckily, most everyone here also folds. If you run into any snags following the guide, pm US! I even made a similar guide on OCN 2 years back. Please Wait... | Cloudflare WWW.OVERCLOCK.NET
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Looking good. In the event you ever do any GPU benching on that rig. Try to only run 1 1080p monitor.
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In. Exclude from prizes please. I am probably the last one who needs more storage drives.
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The little reservoir that could...if only you could find it
Avacado replied to J7SC_Orion's topic in Water Coolers
Do you live next to a microcenter? On sale... Mostly OOS. But a few stores have it for $11.77 Swiftech MCRes-Micro R2 SSF Hi-Flow Acrylic Reservoir - Micro Center WWW.MICROCENTER.COM Get it now! The MCRES Micro Revision 2 reservoir shares all the good things that characterized the classic MCRES Micro in size, quality, and provided accessories, but it also includes additional enhancements... -
toms hardware Corsair Launches PS5-Ready MP600 Pro LPX SSD: Up to 7.1 GBps
Avacado replied to ENTERPRISE's topic in Hardware News
They should both be NVM 1.4 protocol with the same speeds. 7100/6800 max. Good drives! You also have DEEP pockets -
toms hardware Corsair Launches PS5-Ready MP600 Pro LPX SSD: Up to 7.1 GBps
Avacado replied to ENTERPRISE's topic in Hardware News
Luckily, someone I know recently did a review on the LPX. The maximum sequential write speeds have improved over the XT (1TB Version). I know that the 2 TB versions offer the same speeds. The LPX is specifically targeted at PS5 users. Corsair MP600 Pro LPX NVMe 4.0 Review - ExtremeHW EXTREMEHW.NET Corsair has come bursting onto the scene with the MP600 Pro LPX, a performance NVMe aimed at the Playstation 5. Join us in testing it in our PC environment. -
techradar Intel Raptor Lake CPUs 5.8GHz boost rumored
Avacado replied to UltraMega's topic in Rumour Mill
It should be. There was already a BIOS revision released supporting the new CPU's for my Unify-X awhile back. -
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Well, the good news is that EVGA has lots of cards in stock on their website. So you shouldn't have any issues getting a replacement.
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Then it sounds like someone possibly flashed a bad bios on the card? I don't have very many suggestions soul.
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Did you use DDU when you cleaned out the drivers? This does sound driver related. I would honestly do a fresh install of windows. Save the newest driver to a thumb drive for the GPU.
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1. AFAIK LM does not dry out. Should be fine for years. 2. You apply a small layer to the bare die and the IHS surface as well where the die will contact the IHS. 3. No, besides staining copper, LM has no effect on the cooling capability from use to use. I have multiple uses on an optimus block with numerous LM applications. No temp differences. 4. The rockitcool blocks are Copper only. I did not notice a nickel variant.
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Very low risk if you pre-heat the cpu to 60-80c with a heat gun before delidding. I had never done so before the 12900KF and it made it substantially less hard this time around. Was able to use my re-work station heat gun on the hole in the delid kit. Was a perfect fit.
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Temps in F, sigh....
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Intel Xeon Phi 7210 Specs | TechPowerUp CPU Database WWW.TECHPOWERUP.COM Knights Landing, 64 Cores, 256 Threads, 1300 MHz, 215 W
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Don't have the same speed as you, but I managed to secure a 512 Thread system. Look forward to sharing it. It's all your fault.
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Sexy beast.
