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Yeah I can't picture you being a social media type of guy.Thankfully, I do not use these apps but that is just insanity
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Yeah I can't picture you being a social media type of guy.Thankfully, I do not use these apps but that is just insanity
@Honda-Fan - local to me. Want me to ship it to you?!
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Ticket quota?the guy probably missed his ticket quota and got pissed
when are you gonna start selling 4090s?
He made his million dollars in credit card rewards and got out
AMD gang 10 years ago??? I was thinking you had the i7 Intel gaming rig
Where did you see corrosion? Motherboard? At least a cpu fan is a cheap fix (as long as the corrosion isn’t on other parts)
Work Related: I was at a site this morning fixing an issue with no connectivity on a PC. It ended up being the network cable from phone to PC that was the issue.
But as I was working on that issue a user came up to me and asking if I could look at the PC in the back. I asked what the issue was and she advised a message comes up when they restart/power the PC on. "CPU Fan Failure". The PC is still working at this time but fortunately they only use it for a few basic things so hopefully it doesn't overheat and completely fail.
So I go back there and open up the PC and notice some type of liquid was spilled in the PC as I see corrosion inside... Le Sigh Checked the connection of the CPU fan and re-seated it. Same issue... fan isn't spinning and same error message.
Requested replacement PC from our Inventory Team.
Chassis. Side Panel. Motherboard. M.2 Enclosure. Top of M.2 drive.
I emailed our Inventory Team but haven't heard back from them yet. Since the PC is 8 months out of warranty they most likely will just give me a replacement PC to deploy back to the site.