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| Processor | 3900x - Bykski waterblock |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | MSI b450m mortar max BIOS Date 27 Apr 2023 |
| Cooling | αcool 560 rad - 2xPhanteks F140XP |
| Memory | Micron 32gb 3200mhz ddr4 |
| Video Card(s) | Colorful 3090 ADOC active backplate cooling |
| Storage | WD SN850 2tb ,HP EX950 1tb, WD UltraStar Helioseal 18tb+18tb |
| Display(s) | 24“ HUION pro 4k 10bit |
| Case | aluminium extrusions copper panels, 60 deliveries for every piece down to screws |
| Audio Device(s) | sony stereo mic, logitech c930, Gulikit pro 2 + xbox Series S controller, moded bt headphone 1200mAh |
| Power Supply | Corsair RM1000x |
| Mouse | pen display, no mouse no click |
| Keyboard | Microsoft aio media embedded touchpad (moded lithium battery 1000mAh) |
| Software | Win 11 23h2 build 22631 |
| Benchmark Scores | cine23 20000 |
Hi,
A part of my waterblock touches left side of a row of these aluminium polymer capacitors, doesn't bend them but there's almost no space to fill with thermal pad.
Idk if touching the capacitors actually help to take away heat from them, or I should use sandpaper to keep the block from touching the caps.
A part of my waterblock touches left side of a row of these aluminium polymer capacitors, doesn't bend them but there's almost no space to fill with thermal pad.
Idk if touching the capacitors actually help to take away heat from them, or I should use sandpaper to keep the block from touching the caps.
