Recent content by Seabass101

I would like to exchange the Thermal Pads on my GPU. What would be the best non conductive Thermal Pads that are easy-ish to get as well? Looking to get temps as low as possible.

I have a RX 7600 Sapphire Pulse and could not find Thermal Pad specs used. So how would you go about finding out the correct size of Thermal Pads to use?

Quick question: What is your results (temps) for AMD RX GPUs exchanging the thermal paste to Thermal Grizzly Kyronaut paste? Interested in any results, but hoping for RX 7000 series GPU results if anyone has done it

So could you just manually input Vsoc to make sure it doesn’t reach any higher levels in Bios? Also have you tinkered or changed anything for 5800x3D Bios settings? (Primary use is gaming for me among other programs)

Question: What dose everyone use for best performance and great undervolting? Is this a good and safe settings for Ryzen 5800x3D for longevity PPT @ 140W TDC @ 95A EDC @ 140A Thermal Limit: 80c And Curve Optimizer -20 to -30 per core Is that good for safety and longevity of the Ryzen 5800x3D...

Dear Community, I wanted to ask what are each temp sensor on Corsair Link? So, What is Temp Sensor 5, Temp Sensor 12, and Temp Sensor 13 and What do they read or What Sensor is that correlated to? Thanks

Currently my PC Powersupply is a Platinum 750w and lets say about 3yr old now

Hi, I have a EVGA Supernova P2 750w and was wondering if it is ok to have a power draw of 650w out of the PUS. I have read that you should have at least 20% from max watts the PSU can give. So is it ok to have a 750w power supply and use 650w of it or could problems arise? System: Ryzen 5 5600x...

Hey guys, dose 4x8gb ram 3200MHz CL14 really boost Ryzen 5 5600x by 2-10%, just by having all 4 ram sticks in on a x570 motherboard? Thx

Hi, I currently have a Asus Viii Hero WiFi motherboard with a 3600X and will be upgrading to a 5600X. I want to ask if Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut (Liquid Metal) is safe to use on the IHS only, cooler is Corsair AIO H115i Thx

not really, what I mean is that the AIO is mounter at the front of the case with the fans as intake, but the placement of the tubing is upwards vs the normal downwards they should be. So the AIO is mounted front and the tubes are coming from the top of the Radiator if that makes sense and this...

I have air moving out a little faster then in and I have air blowing steadily through the AIO, but if the AIO gets some bubbles it would cause higher temps or water temps right? and if so by how much could it be?

I have not seen that yet, but I was reading online about placement of the radiator and tubes so air does not get trapped in the AIO pump or tubing. I have the radiator tubing facing up and was wondering if temps are higher due to air bubble placement or where they can appear for a Corsair H115i ?

Could it be the AIO is the problem because the AIO radiator tubes are facing up and that could cause a little air to get in and cause worse temps? Though I had to do it for space and placement availability in my case.

Well what I did is i have a Copper IHS and i have it secured by the motherboard and AIO cooler inplace so no adhesive has been used. I used Thermal Grizzly Kyronaut paste for the application on the CPU die underneath and on top of thew Copper IHS in a Peas size method so i know it is evenly...