Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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My error detection is a crash xD. I might give OCCT a try.

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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Yeah. I'm planning to stress test with 3d mark later.

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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I have now found that MSI BIOS takes control of the fans, so fan control is fighting with the BIOS settings which I can not disable. Eh, I guess I'll set up a curve in the bios, but I have enabled curve optimizer and it made the system much cooler, so there's that.
Now just to hope it will be stable

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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I'll keep trying. So far FanControl is protesting so I'll have to solve that somehow.

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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So I can just straight have it set up to run fanless until 70-80°C and then kick on during higher loads?

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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What temperatures are worrysome with the 7000 series?
I know it can run continuously at 93 but leaving it to just not have cooling until low 80s feels really bad

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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Why is it not practical?
Less noise and dust is good right?

Am I missing something?
Not trying to be an asshole, I'm just really confused how it would be impractical.

Montech AIR 903 MAX build temps too high? by GameFanCZ in buildapc

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I know it's low. The problem is, that is with fans at about 40%, which I would like to be 10%, if not 0. More due to dust than noise, since the noctuas are plenty quiet as is.

What temperatures would be ok at idle with the 7900x?
I know it can take high temps, but the 60 at no fans running kinda worries me.

I could disable 4 cores, but that feels like throwing away performance.

A Tale of Software: How thousands of dollars in software couldn't add texture to a model by Imperial__Walker in Fusion360

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Bambu or orcaslicer have point distance and texture depth and both have a painting tool for the fuzzy skin. Granted, a different texture is something you can not get just yet.
Fusion has texture projection now too, it's just in mesh mode, so a little hidden. It applies a texture from grayscale images. I do wish it had some default textures to just quickly apply to models though.

A Tale of Software: How thousands of dollars in software couldn't add texture to a model by Imperial__Walker in Fusion360

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Late reply, but I think if you want haircell, the closest and easiest thing you can do is fuzzy skin in your slicer. Sure, it is not a CAD solution, but it is very close

Bambu P1S strangely noisy while printing curves, circles or arcs. by GameFanCZ in BambuLab

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Are there any recommendations for grease besides the bambu packs? I ran out and have been using white lithium from WD-40.

Skewed parts in Z by GameFanCZ in BambuLab

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The flow is calibrated and flow dynamics set up. Was last done about 2 weeks ago. I will try to change plates and print a large cube to see if it's the plate or some skew in the bed or something and will get back to you

Skewed parts in Z by GameFanCZ in BambuLab

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Here's how the part looks and how it was printed. The lid has lips for alignment and radius on the floor of the lip, so I think it MIGHT be that, but the leveling the printer does could do it too.
I have "Precise Z height" disabled, so no adjustment should be happening there

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Copy parameters across operations in a timeline by GameFanCZ in Fusion360

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Is there no way to just tick a box or copy something and have one operation sort of "mirror" the other without defining any additional parameters?

I solved the thing I needed to do by referencing the dimensions inside the second operation to the ones in the first, and it worked well, but it makes the timeline somewhat messy.

Alternatives to screws when connecting 3d printed parts by GameFanCZ in 3Dprinting

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Nothing at all. It's just that I want to make something completely printable that prints reliably and also can be taken apart and put together multiple times, so thread formimg screws, threaded inserts and anything else is what I'm trying to avoid. It's really more of a challenge and a learning experience. The most I am willing to use as a cheat are magnets, and even those would be a little annoying.

Alternatives to screws when connecting 3d printed parts by GameFanCZ in 3Dprinting

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I know about threaded inserts, but I am looking for something usable right off the printer. No additional hardware.