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PPaperdoc reacted to StefanR5R's post in the thread Question CPU overheating after moving (water cooled) with
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The two RPM values in your screenshot *might* be the radiator fans (1614 RPM) and the pump (3400 RPM). When a CPU gets very hot even... -
PPaperdoc replied to the thread Question CPU overheating after moving (water cooled).First, check the pump connection to the CPU_FAN header. With the system OFF, unplug that cable and then re-connect it several times...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Discussion The role of a chassis fan in a plain, integrated graphics desktop for average use.In the mobo manual p. 60 the screen shot shows at top left six possible temperature sensors. My interpretation of their labels is that...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Discussion The role of a chassis fan in a plain, integrated graphics desktop for average use.Interesting info. My own thought (beliefs? right or not!) is that the SSD is not one of the high-concern items for heat removal. I...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Thermostat Gone Bad?.I do not have that thermostat, but you could try contacting Honeywell Tech Support to ask them about this idea. On my thermostat there...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Question Thermaltake Pacific CLD 360.For most radiators I would suggest a fan with a Pressure rating over 2 mm water. In the 120mm fan size by Noctua, their NF-A12x25 PWM is...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread What's the bare minimum required for an EV charger in cold climate?.That plan looks good to me. Using the 6/3 cable (Copper) from panel to exterior mounting box would be OK, although technically not...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread What's the bare minimum required for an EV charger in cold climate?.When we built our garage three years ago I planned a 60 A panel for it, based on the fact that a common EV charger type is up to 40 A...
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PPaperdoc reacted to herm0016's post in the thread Question about conduit and wire for new circuit in unfinished room with Like.
no. you don't. I am an electrician. You are allowed to run the Romex in the EMT as long as you have a go from fitting and the EMT is...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread What was your last home project and what is your next home project?.You're probably right. So you, too, are running Cat6 for a home network into the garage.We did our garage in 2022, but it's on its own...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread A Washing Machine Repair or Replace Decision.Congrats! May you enjoy decades of trouble-free laundry!
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread What was your last home project and what is your next home project?.Lots of work, and I can hear the pride. A note of caution for you to check on. You plan to leave a gap between insulation / vapour...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Re Computer'y terms 'formatting' and 'initialisation'.My understanding is this. 1. In the very early days of floppy disks and not much alternatives, a floppy disk off the manufacturing line...
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PPaperdoc reacted to Red Squirrel's post in the thread Re Computer'y terms 'formatting' and 'initialisation' with Like.
I might remember wrong but I seem to recall in some OSes it was a 2 step process for some media, had to initialize it, then format it...
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PPaperdoc replied to the thread Rechargeable light bulbs?."Additional lighting", you say. That sounds like they will be used a LOT - like, several hours as day or more. There is NO way to do...
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