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    Tiger Shark Skywalker DK's Avatar
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    I almost fried my CPU. Well not really, but I saw the temp. reaching 115 degrees Celcius and noticed a strange smell of burnt plastic. I quickly turned off the system and opened the case, and guess what I found out? From last time I had the case open I had been fiddling around with the IDE cables and power leds. Some wires was stuck in my CPU HSF combo...

    The morale to this story :

    Always make sure your wires are firmly put out of way so that they don't block any cooling devices!



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    Great White Shark Mandorallen of Molynnr's Avatar
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    Moving this moral to Cases and Cooling.

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    System Specifications.

    Everything has at least a 5% to 10% tolerance line.

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