Powerpoint transition effects? Brilliant.
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#4
Computer Repair
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Hardware
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Soldering iron
solder
and something to remove old solder.
*check with the front panel pcb if the pins are correct or not
posted about 11 years ago
#12
overclocking problem
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Hardware
termothe pump is connected to the pins labeled CPU_FAN, i assume that's right?
No, find a female molex to male 3 pin fan connecter.
https://www.google.com/search?q=molex+to+3+pin+fan&oe=utf-8
Motherboard headers will vary the volts to the pump thinking it is a fan and reduce it's performance needlessly.
posted about 11 years ago
#86
Post your setup
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Off Topic
everyone's desk is so neat and tidy...
I'm not posting my shameful mess pit.
posted about 11 years ago
#8
overclocking problem
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Hardware
Make sure your PUMP is connected to a DIRECT v12 line. NOT a motherboard fan header.
Make sure the waterblock is screwed on evenly and flat on the cpu.
Are you reading the posts in natf2 as well?
posted about 11 years ago