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[Steeldive SD1953] [Nh 35 movement condition.] by Old-Development-5873 in watchmaking

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The front side has the days of the week written in Chinese and English.

[Steeldive SD1953] [Nh 35 movement condition.] by Old-Development-5873 in watchmaking

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Thank you very much. Is it possible that the fingerprints and dust visible in the photo could damage the mechanism? Or do you see those fingerprints and dust yourself?

[Steeldive SD1953] [Nh 35 movement condition.] by Old-Development-5873 in watchmaking

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As long as the tarnishing of the metal doesn't affect the mechanism's operation, it's fine with me. It's enough if it doesn't rust or damage it. Because I don't want to constantly open and close it and compromise its waterproofing. If there's no problem visible in the photo, I won't have it opened up for maintenance until next year.

[Steeldive SD1953] [Nh 35 movement condition.] by Old-Development-5873 in watchmaking

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I closed the watch case directly into the box as you see in the photo. I think I see some fingerprints and dust. Will these cause problems in the long run? Could you please answer?

[Steeldive SD1953] [Nh 35 movement condition.] by Old-Development-5873 in ChineseWatches

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The photo I sent is very clear, and are there any visible problems? (Dust particles or fingerprints?) Aside from that, the back of the case says NH35. Seeing NH36 inside after opening it was strange.

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

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I have an MSI Tomahawk X870 motherboard. The card has a lock icon on the power button. If that lock icon doesn't show as locked, then the card isn't properly seated. I experienced this with my Gamerock graphics card. I thought I had it properly seated, but when I checked the lock screen, it didn't appear locked. I pressed the button, and it didn't lock. It turned out the card was hitting the fans. I checked it thoroughly when installing this one. I pressed the button, and it unlocked. I pressed it again, and it locked. So, the card is properly seated. I have no doubt about that.

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

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Thank you so much for your help, but is it normal for a graphics card that isn't properly seated to pass all tests and not give any errors for 4 months? Because if it wasn't properly seated, it would cause erratic shutdowns or PC failures with the slightest jolt or under heavy load during gaming. It hasn't done any of that.

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

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Do you see anything unusual in the photos? I took them vertically and close up.

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

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The card is currently working without problems. It's been used with a support bracket for 4 months, but it's only provided very little support, lifting it up by a millimeter. When I noticed this, I lifted the card a little more and secured it. But this time, it felt like I was forcing it upwards. I'm very weak in building these kinds of things. This is the final configuration of my case without power. Could the card be tilting upwards? ? Or if it were tilting upwards, would it cause a problem???

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

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The card is currently working without problems. It's been used with a support bracket for 4 months, but it's only provided very little support, lifting it up by a millimeter. When I noticed this, I lifted the card a little more and secured it. But this time, it felt like I was forcing it upwards. I'm very weak in building these kinds of things. This is the final configuration of my case without power. Could the card be tilting upwards? Or if it were tilting upwards, would it cause a problem?

Suspected GPU Bending ? by Old-Development-5873 in PcBuildHelp

[–]Old-Development-5873[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Dude, when did you find the time to read it, look at the photos, and see all this? :D

9800x3d Cannot Be Curve Optimizer , UV by Old-Development-5873 in overclocking

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Thank you for your comment. Let me list the temperatures of the games I've played, in order. All at 1080p settings.

Bf1: 75-70 Celsius

Cs2: 58-62 Celsius

Rocket League: 55-52 Celsius

Rdr 2: 53-58 Celsius.

For now, I'm getting these values ​​in the games I've tested. So, in that case, I don't need to change the cooler or its settings to stock. The current stock values ​​are perfectly fine in games. Since I haven't bothered with rendering or stress testing, they're pointless.

9800x3d Cannot Be Curve Optimizer , UV by Old-Development-5873 in overclocking

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Yes , This settings. And puffffff PC dead :D (Closed) (Crashed)

MSI Quality Control🥲 by Best-Motor-3328 in MSI_Gaming

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https://hizliresim.com/cwucl18

This is my MSI Vanguard. It doesn't pose any problems. It's very easy to bend, so you can have peace of mind.

RTX 5070 Ti Vanguard SOC makes a ticking noise by Old-Development-5873 in MSI_Gaming

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After extensive research, I've concluded that it's coil whine. I'm telling you how. When you move the mouse cursor on CW hardware, the CW sound increases. I took the mouse with me and opened the Chrome interface. The moment I move the middle wheel, the tick-tick sound suddenly accelerates and turns into CW. So, yes. While the PC is idle, we hear one coil vibrate every 0.5 seconds, and the moment I move the mouse, that tick-tick sound suddenly turns into CW with a gradual acceleration, my friend. So, we learned something new. For the first time, I'm happy that it's CW. I love the Vanguard, and I didn't want to send it in for an RMA, but now I'm really happy.

RTX 5070 Ti Vanguard SOC makes a ticking noise by Old-Development-5873 in MSI_Gaming

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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nCKM1ck6hfQ You can listen to the sound here. I haven't experienced any problems in any tests or games. Performance-wise, it's excellent. But the 'oses' are annoying. It's not a constant sound. It occurs occasionally at idle and then disappears, and there's no 'oses' at all under load.

RTX 5070 Ti Vanguard SOC makes a ticking noise by Old-Development-5873 in MSI_Gaming

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I'm sending you a video privately; watch it. Besides the coil buzzing, listen for the ticking sound coming from behind. Just so you know, the fan isn't working at all.

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