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CM690 Problem

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Glacian22

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I managed to grab one when they were $20 AR, and so when it finally got to me I was really excited to start my new build. Then I ran into the problem depicted below.

Just thought I'd share :p
 
Hmm, thats a tough one. You might consider picking up a toy mouse and putting it on a string. Then run it back and forth in front of the case anomoly. Works with mine every time. If you have any small to medium size children in the house, they might come in handy with assisting with the extraction. Of course there are others on here with more expertise than me. :D
 
speedrat said:
Hmm, thats a tough one. You might consider picking up a toy mouse and putting it on a string. Then run it back and forth in front of the case anomoly.
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That technique doesn't work on lazy anomalies. I've tried overclocking, but she doesn't seem to take extra voltage very well.
 
I hate these people. They see an awesome deal, order it and then cheapen out on buying a mouse with it. God guys, when do you start to learn????? ;)
 
I have a similiar anomalie that spends most of his day on my desk.....encourage such behavior by folding up a towel on your desk...:D
 
My cat sits on top of my monitor all the time. It makes me want to get an lcd so he can't
 
silent-circuit said:
Cats <3 boxes. This is a law of nature.
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That is definitely true, you'd think they were the greatest things in the world. Sadly, they are close but not quite right. It's not simply boxes, it's companion cubes that are the greatest things ever.
 
Kinda the same problem, except he thinks it's his new home.

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