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PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - Lyberta - 03-19-2020
Whatever.
RE: PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - Halogene - 03-19-2020
Aww, that's too bad - it really ruins the entire setup a bit. But how about this (probably you figured it out already by yourself): just turn the PC case upside down. That will fix the logo orientation.
RE: PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - Halogene - 03-19-2020
Well if you would turn the whole case you could avoid that. But I've got more awesome ideas. How about using some bits of black tape to make an "I" out of the "T"? Then it would read "IXZN" and no one would notice it's upside down! And you wouldn't even have to turn around anything.
Nice case btw.
RE: PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - martin-t - 03-19-2020
I remember compiling clang on 16 GB RAM not so long ago. Shat itself as it ran out of memory using threads but then i managed to get it to build, just barely, using only one thread. Not buying RAM just because clang's complexity went through the roof.
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You know it's a gaming PC when even the RAM has LEDs. Sorry, just had to
RE: PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - aa - 03-21-2020
(03-19-2020, 10:30 AM)Halogene Wrote: Aww, that's too bad - it really ruins the entire setup a bit. But how about this (probably you figured it out already by yourself): just turn the PC case upside down. That will fix the logo orientation.
Ahhh yessss, the good ol' "Have you tried turning it upside down?"
RE: PSA: Don't buy liquid cooling that has pipes to the side - LegendGuard - 07-14-2020
I don't know much about this topic, but there were things that you need to remind about the watts power for the CPU and GPU, but knowing that the motherboard has its watts power limits too.
I remember that sometimes the RAM suffers of the static short circuit when you don't insert correctly or some like this.