EMERGENCY!
Steven Vollom
stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net
Fri Nov 14 22:52:25 UTC 2008
>
> You sound intelligent enough to know _not_ to cause damage, that's
> better than 99% of the people out there! You can order Arctic Silver 5
> thermal compound on ebay with delivery for under $10 USD. That is the
> best thermal paste out there and I find that it can reduce non-load
> temps by 3-5 degrees. Make sure that you use _as_little_as_possible_.
> I spread mine on with a razor blade.
>
I will do that, however, the help is coming fast and furious on this
forum and my problem seems to occupy a lot of time. I will try to get a
ride to get some, and order online too. It is hard to waste the money
of having a double supply, but I have to work quick to not waste this
forum's assistance.
>
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>
> Well, you are trying to build an expensive piece of equipment. Custom
> computers are like custom cars: when everything goes smooth it's
> great, but when there is a problem it can get expensive quickly. That
> is why most people buy computers prebuilt instead of building them.
>
I wouldn't have tried, except it all started with purchasing $4800 worth
of memory for $100. It motivated me to save for better components and
catch up on technology. Each new item I purchased for less than 50%
retail. Some at less than 25% retail. I just waited to the last minute
on qualifying components and bid and won minimums. Now that I have it
all, I can't seem to get it running. People who make these fine systems
are able to afford the bumps in the road. I never knew to anticipate
them. I will succeed though. How could I not with all the fine help I
get from people like you. Thanks friend.
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