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Re: Heat from heatpipes probably damaged a memory chip.

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From 2k6? The AMD CPUs then were very good at thermal management, and if he did NOT overclock, the whole damned set-up is HUGE overkill.

The best way to manage your PCs thermals are to MONITOR them, and observe what temperatures things are being raised to. DUH!

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> >> >> For me this is becoming a drag... I have fixed this pc so many times >> it's starting to bum-me-out. >> >> Feels like I am fixing a formula 1 car or dragracing car all the >> time ! LOL I am kinda fed up with it ! ;) >> > >You still don't get it? > >The problem is YOU messing with it you don't have a CLUE! I bought my >similar setup to yours at around the same time and havn't had single >problem. > >Same ram,same m.b, same hd's

Like I said, he is so clueless about ESD, that he probably *thinks* his gear is protected while he futzes around with it.

I have been swapping hard drives, optical drives, sound cards, video cards, etc. in my PC since I bought it in '04.

I keep the dust off the blades and tines.

I use several SATA drives as backups, and archives, and they get swapped in and out ALL the time.

Never a problem from XP, through Vista, and now Windows 7.

HE is the problem, and ALL his posts he EVER made about his machines are the absolute proof.

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