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Up in Smoke
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One high temp I can not pin point.
Any ideas? MSI Z77A-GD65 is the board. |
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Chief Engineer
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Probably the PWM area.
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Up in Smoke
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Yeah, probably. It doesn't seem to rise when I stress test so I guess I'll not pay it too much attention unless I see it go upward of 70 *C.
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