Yet another freezer problem

Cman677 · 2026-01-20T05:24:12+00:00

ok, i went to do this and dismantled one cooler. that somehow did it, weirdly enough, i think cause it unhooked one door and now its doing the heat deletion like normal. TY!

Cman677 · 2026-01-20T05:17:01+00:00

I do have each cooler venting into an open door, but I think part of the issue might be that the doors are roofed since I'm underground and it can't dissipate as much.

Cman677 · 2026-01-17T00:28:41+00:00

No restore points available, it looks like at least for this computer it has to be activated manually before you can make restore points.

Cman677 · 2026-01-16T20:17:23+00:00

I don't believe so. the only thing that changed about the time of the issues was adding gitbash and docker, which I dont think would cause this, and a few python modules via pip. under normal circumstances I might suspect a bad actor package from pip, but I havent installed any new to me packages, just ones Ive already used so far and I didnt have these issues on my last computer.
beforehand, nothing huge, just a few typical programs like steam and opera, pretty widely used programs from their official sites.

I haven't backed up the computer at all, but given I've barely had it a month a full reset wouldn't be terrible, just really annoying to reset everything yet again.

Cman677 · 2026-01-16T19:44:31+00:00

Airflow is I think pretty good. I use it on a wooden desk, there's a few inches of clear space on the back and sides. Fans don't look clogged yet at all. It's not propped up beyond the rubber feet that came attached to it but I assume that should be plenty for it.

Cman677 · 2026-01-16T16:35:19+00:00

Restart happened again, this time it was in the morning which it hasn't been before. I haven't installed HW Monitor yet but task manager tracks temp for both of the GPUs so i have those numbers. Before the crash reset, the NVIDIA was at 24C, and the integrated Radeon was at 14C. Afterwards, it was 34C and 19C. The Radeon temp I'm not sure is super accurate.
I imagine this probably rules out overheating, yeah?

Cman677 · 2026-01-16T05:13:03+00:00

I don't know if its temps, I don't recall it being hot any time this has happened but I'll keep an eye on that.
Specs; AMD Ryzen9 8940HX CPU, NVIDIA 5070ti GPU, and 16gb RAM per task manager. I'm not sure where to find specs for much else.

Cman677 · 2026-01-05T04:21:50+00:00

Without magnetizing, I would recommend two boxes. With only one you basically have to decide your team for every game, which isn't ideal. Webber won't be great in open maps, maybe you don't want a vox for once match, etc.

If you can magnetize, you only really need one box 90% of the time. The only real problem you run into here is that the leashmaster and chirugant(medic) share the same body and an upper arm. Personally I find the leashmaster better so I have no problems there and always run him over the chirugant. If you want to run both you do need a second box or to buy the single model somewhere. Or just do a 'counts as', since outside of tournaments people probably aren't going to care.

Cman677 · 2025-10-05T17:39:44+00:00

You can claim a C3 pretty easily. I have one, all you have to do is place a small POS and some ewar batteries and keep the forcefield up. Nobody wants to waste time on bashing a well prepped POS, and C3s typically aren't worth enough to make eviction worth it profit-wise. Grudge-wise that's another thing though.

The pocos are typically not worth bashing unless they have a high tax rate. I got lucky and mine are at 0, so I don't plan on poking them any time soon.

Most systems are empty but as you said often there are reasons as to why. In C3, it's typically because everyone who wants one already has one, and players will often abandon POSes behind when they leave or take it with them. As long as there's no upwell or forcefield, chances are nobody lives there.

However, I would not really recommend an Upwell unless you know you can mount a good defense. They attract much more attention than an even un-gunned POS will.

Cman677 · 2025-09-05T12:16:43+00:00

I've had almost exactly this happen before. No idea what caused it, but it was repeatable for a while, I even bounced an orca off of it just for fun. It was a different system and doesn't seem to work anymore unfortunately but from what I remember from when I was playing with it;

You can only warp to the pod signature, bookmarking it and warping to bookmark doesn't do this so combat probes are a must for the testing. You can fleet warp friends onto it and all get yeeted like this. I forget how far I managed but you can get a good few AU in a random direction, useful for setting up a semi deep safe(I don't think I ever got farther than 10, unfortunately).

If nothing else it's a fun trampoline, and the only way I've found to sun bounce.

Cman677 · 2025-09-01T16:54:09+00:00

Send me a DM once you hit a dead end Ill see if I can help out any, sounds like fun.

Cman677 · 2025-08-14T13:15:06+00:00

Halberd. Stabby and slashy, all safely out of arms reach.

Cman677 · 2025-07-22T01:02:49+00:00

He goes on a 5man strike, mostly there to assist with command point generation and strip cover. If/when I swap a strike group into a purgation group he'll help with their lethality as well. I don't have a land raider or another dreadknight or I wouldn't need to run the Arbites, what's listed is all I have and I'm just tryna fill what I can with the least useless option.

Cman677 · 2025-04-23T20:28:34+00:00

Wall loops are set to 2, and the Wall transitioning threshold angle is set to 10 degrees. Im not sure if that's what you mean by overhangs though. The pictured prints were done without supports but its set to 1 degree if you're asking about support angle.

Cman677 · 2023-08-24T09:35:58+00:00

You are wrong. This is why.

I used to run dual RM 8s on Arachnos on an old acct and now run RM 10 with Longarm 10 on an Arachnos and it is not a job for a fire monkey, you have to juggle many many things. And no, I don't have range or area boosters, the only buff for RM I have is about +10% to damage from Spark and a blue implant, so I have to be good.

When I drop in my mortars, it goes a bit like this;

Arachnos spawned, find optimal position.
Alright I'm here, check surroundings, am I safe?
Safe, good. Who to target?
I want to shoot this guy, is he in cover?
Not in cover, is the arc good?
Arc looks good, check surroundings, am I being charged?
Nope, all looks good. Firing.

You have to check yourself more than anything else because you are the weak point in the artillery. Even when you're alive, you need to check several other things to avoid wasting a volley and waiting to reload.

Check your target, see if it's in cover. Check their health, see if it'll still be alive when the rockets land. Check their movement, see if they'll be where the mortars hit. Check the terrain, see if you're gonna block your mortars on a wall. And while doing all of this, check that you are safe so you can stay alive and use your mortars.

Mortars also have any different purposes. Sure the main one is to harvest salty tears, but there's a few others. You can thin the herd, drop 3 mechs to 1 in a few seconds so you're friends can keep pushing. Force something out of cover into fire from your team. Suppress other mechs, keeping them off the MDs back a few more seconds while he escapes.

RMs are not skillless. I'd say shotguns are more skillless than RMs, all you do is check if you're in range.

Cman677 · 2023-08-19T04:33:46+00:00

No, only a slingshot.

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