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But I'd go for cleaning the CPU off while it's locked in and that is tricky I don't wanna.......idk about the grease, but I'll try setting a lower steady fan speed...

Problem is, I'd have to mess with da CPU again i.e. take off fan, clean that glue, add glue, and add new fan. I'd probably get a aftermarket cooler if I built again. Can you buy and drop oil on the fan without removing it?.....

First, it is the i7-6700 stock cooler. Second, it is the only fan that makes a loud noise, the 5 case fans are quite and have their own distinct sound. Third, the stock cooler is set to keep increasing/decreasing by temperature. While the revving and de-revving is understandable, the...

I built a new pc, with Asus Z170-A motherboard including Crystal Sound 3, windows7, and a 1060 GPU. Same outer hardware peripherals ~ monitor & speakers. And I have yet to try the VGA cord since the *new DVI (digital) cord may be why. *Though the color looks modernly updated like windows10 (pic...

Also I was downloadin a lot of programs and installing them (I think only 1 was downloading when the blue screen appeared), but before it appeared I wasn't dooooing anything I think I was just about ta close Malwarebytes application window.

I built the computer: PSU Thermaltake 650Watt Gold i7-6700 GeForce 1060 6GB 32GB Kingston RAM 2400Mhz Seagate 2TB Asus Z170-A motherboard (no DVD reader/writer installed) Windows 7 Professional Great temperatures w Qfan BIOS control checked by open hardware monitor during activities So I was...

I'm testing out my internal Seagate HDD and adding windows 7 etc before screwing the thing in the case. It is on the table, while also the wires are also could be pulling on it a tad since its power wire goes to the DVD reader on a seperate table too. Is it safe? Will the parts in a hdd make...

1 is fully in. The other isn't. The other two aren't toooo bad. But all 4 made a click when it was installed. http://advancessss.deviantart.com/art/Untitled-647470783?ga_submit_new=10%253A1479941447 http://advancessss.deviantart.com/art/Untitled-647471064?ga_submit_new=10%253A1479941546

Then why can't it work past 130C? Cus it melts! You're wrong. The transistors & wires come apart some way. Also what gives this one article n comments say 100C is intel's throttle down limit, then what is the 71C at Tjunction all about. Also how many degrees celcious would 4.0 down to 3.4...

Like I mean you say 1,400C but 71 for operating but no 71 is when the wires start falling off and things start meltin a tad..

I built a powerful desktop, was refereing about my kitchen laptiop. If nothing inside it will melt then why would intel say 71C is mine's limit while self shutdown is around 100 maybe? They want us to avoid melting all those 14nm transistors right? They are like 30 atoms wide, add some photons...

any idea?

But then why does Intel Ark website say my Skylake i7-6700's max CPU temp it should ever get is 71.0C at the limit???? I want this thing to be "over-protected" from even being near a danger-zone.

I had just finished building my computer, I bought really expensive and good quality parts, and I work with important data i.e. I don't want the computer processor to mess up calculations that I wouldn't know about (text most importantly). I had opened Open Hardware Monitor and exported a...

But only 1 is fully in, the other 3 black rods do not meet the white nobs as much as the 1. You understood it the wrong way...does this change your answer?