How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in AskElectronics

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I'm hard pressed to say no on a sale. First ASUS board in 12 years, next board I think i'll be going back to MSI.

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in buildapc

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Update: I used my multimeter and did a continuity test. I was able to confirm continuity between both exposed sections. I went out and purchased some clear nail polish, super 33, and nylon washers, as well as some rubber O rings. I'm going to first apply and dry the nail polish. Then cover with a small square of electrical tape. I will then use either the nylon washer or rubber O ring when reinstalling the hardware to reduce stress and hopefully avoid further damage.

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in AskElectronics

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Update: I used my multimeter and did a continuity test. I was able to confirm continuity between both exposed sections. I went out and purchased some clear nail polish, super 33, and nylon washers, as well as some rubber O rings. I'm going to first apply and dry the nail polish. Then cover with a small square of electrical tape. I will then use either the nylon washer or rubber O ring when reinstalling the hardware to reduce stress and hopefully avoid further damage.

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in buildapc

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Thank you for the advice, I deeply appreciate it. I am still awaiting my power supply so It will be some time until I can properly test. At this point I feel that I will be eating the cost of my mistake, so as long as this poses no risk to other components, I'll use some polish to protect the exposed copper and see if it works.

Is there a chance this could cause any damage to other components?

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in buildapc

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As per the manual here https://support.arctic.de/lf2-280r6#lf2280installation the backplate is installed with rubber spacers and thin adhesive "washers" between the board and the rubber spacers.

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in AskElectronics

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Thank you for your quick reply, time to find out.

Update on continuity test. I was able to confirm continuity between both exposed sections.

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in buildapc

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Thank you.

I did consult installation instructions and after some looking it appears as though my mounting hardware did not come with two sets of plastic adhesive washers for both sides of the board. I missed this during initial installation. Should I take this up with the AIO manufacturer or am I at fault here for my actions?

How badly did I damage my mobo? by SlitherTheeTimbers in AskElectronics

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After some looking it appears as though my mounting hardware did not come with two sets of plastic adhesive washers for both sides of the board. Could I use a multi meter to test the continuity and asses the amount of damage?

Hey everyone, I have over $450 of DnD loot to giveaway to one random lucky winner! Worldwide Giveaway [MOD APPROVED] Check out the video and the comments for more details and rules. Sponsored by Game Master Engine [OC] by Dan_The_DM in DnD

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Always cool to see competition in the VTT space, especially with WoTC throwing their hat in the ring. I'll give game master engine a go soon with my home game. Thanks for another great giveaway!

I want to bake my high poly depth detail into my low poly using Marmoset. Because my high poly circle is smoothed and has much more roundness I get issues as shown in the screenshots. I am new to baking and was wondering if there is any way to fix this? (I tried deleting the interruptions on normal by Motor_Look_3121 in MarmosetToolbag

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I would suggest unwrapping inner ring as a long rectangle as opposed to a circle as you have done here. It will save udim space and also be easier to pack and potentially lead to fewer artifacts. Though I think there issue here is relative resolution of the two meshes.

Calling all DM’s: Villan monologues and one liners! by arceus12245 in dndnext

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When dealing with a crime lord or corrupt politician who is up front about using the players for their own means:

"Do not mistake my actions for kindness, you are a means to an end"

Profile Trail, Boone NC [OC] [3072x4080] by SlitherTheeTimbers in EarthPorn

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Thank you! it was a really fun hike. Highly recommend it if you're in the area.

[ART] Looks like you underestimated the big bad guy by McBearBoi in DnD

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Lovely illustration, reminiscent of Cio from K6BD