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I have a small business that uses computers heavily, and I also have 5 desktops at home for my family. I am usually building or upgrading 2-3 machines per year. I had used Asus up until about 2015 and had a board with some USB issues. I then replaced it with my first Gigabyte board and found it...
It seems that my water block is just barely contacting the CPU. I pulled off the black and the thermal paste had only made contact on about 2/3rds of the CPU. I applied more thermal paste, as a short-term fix and my temps have dropped by about 6-8 degrees. I can't really see a way to fix this...
I built two 7800X systems at the same time. One has an H115i cooler and the other has a Dark Rock 4 Pro. The one with the H115i does have an RTX 2080 in it, which might add some heat to the case.
That being said, the H115i idles around 35 deg C and under a 50% load hits temps around 70-75 deg...
It's odd, because I have yet to see a VW that could pour out the smoke most pickups do. Am I missing something or are these guys being very, very, very picky??? If a diesel ain't smokin it's chokin!
Regardless, to put someone in prison for anything other than physically harming someone is just...
First, it is kind of silly to be able to trademark such a simple logo, which anyone could whip up in a few minutes, but for them to think they look the same is just lunacy.
Hopefully the judge will toss this out a frivolous.
I live 45 minutes north of KC, and we pay $60/mo for 200Mb down, and 10Mb up. In reality we get 216/20. We paid an extra $5/mo to lift the monthly bandwidth cap too.