Get Error Message: Censored Word(s) in reply... What The Heck???

[Zepper]

WTHeck is this "Censored Word(s)" bushwa? Need a list pronto as I can't find anything objectionable in my text. Where's the list?? And whose idea was this hoohah in the first place?
Is this 'Political Correctness' run amok???

.bh.

 

[Gamingphreek]

A better idea would be to take a screenshot, upload to pics.bbzzdd or something and let us look at it. You are an elite member you should be able to find it.

-Kevin

 

[Zepper]

Are you suggesting I bypass the "Censored word(s) in text..." error message which won't allow me to post my reply to a thread and post my message elsewhere, just using a link to it in my reply? Hey, not a bad idea... Since I can't seem to get a reply from anyone who knows what this "Censored Words" list is.

Hhere's a link to the text of the reply I've been trying to post: Linkage .

.bh.


.bh.

 

[Gamingphreek]

Ok looking at this the "a$$" in a$$ets might be setting it off. Lets see:

The thermal pad on recent AMD OEM HSFs is Shin Etsu phase
change material (gray) - top notch stuff. You can get replacements

















.bh.

 

[Gamingphreek]

Ok well that worked 🙂

In case you didn't get what i did:

I went line by line deleting until it finally posted this line.

The thermal pad on recent AMD OEM HSFs is Shin Etsu phase
change material (gray) - top notch stuff. You can get replacements
from frozencpu.co or ajigo.com. As mentioned by others above,
when applied properly it should last the life of the installation. The
melt point of the Shin Etsu material is 48 deg.C. It should be only
be allowed to get above that temp at installation - ONE melt. After
that, temp should be maintained below 48 deg.C or it can get
pumped out just like the greases. All PC TIMs should be done this
way. I prefer the stuff AMD used before (Chomerics T725) which
had a higher melt point so you didn't have to worry so much about
remelts. I've also seen the Thermagon (T-pcm905C) out there -
mainly on eBay for a good price - I don't know the melt point on
that (now I do, over 70 deg.C for 5 min.). And the Honeywell
PCM45 stuff has a 45 deg.C melt point.

. IAC, the max die temp of most AMD open die procs is 80 deg.C
or more - but I like to keep mine in the low 50s or less. It's up to the
system integrator to design to the desired temp.

. My Duron 1600 hardly ever gets out ot the 30s anyway - no
worries about remelt here 🙂 .

. AMD recommends pads for Duron/Athlon/XP (bare die CPUs)
and greases for "capped" CPUs (w/ heat spreader) like the 64-bit
procs. Though there are thick pads out there that can fill the gaps
even on capped procs - but I guess AMD doesn't recommend
them. If you lap your heatsink, you should have no trouble with pads
even on the capped procs.

AMD comparison of TIMs

AMD Design Guide (includes table of recommended PC TIMs)

.bh.

Apparently it doesn't like the m in the frozen cpu link. I dont know why, i cant even think of any words inside of that link that would trigger it. However the "M" in the .com is what is triggering it. Looks like a bug because you can link to ajogi.com just fine.

I would just leave the "M" off let a mod know who in turn can let an admin know who can try to fix it.

-Kevin

 

[Zepper]

IOW, the stupid filter is blocking unobjectionable material - just as I suspected.. :roll:

Thanks... Once I had reread my post many times and had determined the problem lay elsewhere, there's no way I'd parse my message to find a non-existent error unless I was getting paid to do it 🙂 . I've already messaged the mods on the problem but I guess they're out of pocket. If they don't seem to pop to the problem, I'll just point them to this thread.

.bh.

 

[fbrdphreak]

Same problem happened to me once, dunno why the fvck they would censor frozencpu.co M :roll:

 

[jalaram]

Previous thread on this issue

2nd post cause I can't post those two words together. Froz and .com...

 

[jalaram]

Try www.frozencpu.com in link form. That seems to work.