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no eso lo digo para las fotos, que con ellas si que suelo utilizarlo :troll:
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I invite you both to use ->
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I invite you both to use ->
…hello. Sorry for my ignorance, but what does it do? does it remove the view of the other's posts or something like that
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vale ;D ya se lo que hace -
If man and I lose all the fun :risitas:
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hello. I suppose you now realize who is the one looking for a fuck ¿no?
for my part I had already ignored it, but I admit that my curiosity was piqued
I can say that it did not disappoint me, it only serves for that.
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hola. supongo que ahora te das cuenta quien es el que busca follón ¿no?
yo por mi parte lo tenia ya como ignorado, pero reconozco que me pico la curiosidad puedo decir eso si que no me a defraudado, solo sirve para eso.
saludosTu te dedicas a tocarle las narices a los foreros en general con tus tonterías, o como bien dijo Lejo "con tu onda de mierda.", y yo me dedico a destacar tu patente inutilidad en estos foros. Pero estoy seguro que le has abierto los ojos a Krampak
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well this is the photo of what I was saying
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- Online Photo and Video Hostingwhat I noticed was the white silicone all over the place but I guess it could be to reduce noise …
anyway they already changed the mobo that was giving me problems for another one I had saved and I could check how the temperature is already normal and not stuck at 50º., but the micro was still stuck at 50º, so I rebooted and I looked at the bios and there it went up and down normally so in this case coretemp was giving me a wrong data...
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It all looks correct, but don't you lose the warranty when you open it?
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If you look at the review I showed you, there are the same yellow bumps in some places, so I doubt it's a problem, rather what I was saying about the silicone although apparently it doesn't fulfill any function XD If you're not comfortable, monitor the voltages to see the stability of the lines, I think the OCCT gave you a graph.
As for the core temp, it's strange, I suppose it varies with the CPU load, right?
it should vary much more than in BIOS (where it usually doesn't move much), I don't know if your motherboard has any software of its own to monitor temperatures. -
well this is the photo of what I was saying
ImageShack
- Online Photo and Video Hostingwhat I noticed was the white silicone all over the place but I guess it can be to reduce noise …
anyway they already changed the mobo that was giving me problems for another one I had saved and I could check how the temperature is already normal and not stuck at 50º., but the micro was still stuck at 50º, so I rebooted and I looked at the bios and there it went up and down normally so in this case coretemp was giving me a wrong data...
I'm with krampak that's strange, normally in the bios the temperatures shown are "stuck" because no component is "working". In another branch I compared core temp speedfan pc prove and rehobus Scythe Kama Meter and the one that gave me more correct temperatures was core temp with a margin of + - 1º with respect to the Scythe
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