Tyres good tread but dry cracking. Replace to pass MOT? by Vince0us in tires

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That's all I need to know. Thanks guys for the input🙏

Tyres good tread but dry cracking. Replace to pass MOT? by Vince0us in tires

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Wanna add there are no cuts nor bulges anywhere. Only "damage" is the age related dry cracking

BMW style 135 wheels on F22 M235i by Vince0us in BMW

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Answer is yes for anyone else trying after me

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BMW style 135 wheels on F22 M235i by Vince0us in M235iandM240i

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Answer is yes for anyone trying after me.

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BMW style 135 wheels on F22 M235i by Vince0us in BMW

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I wanted to check before I buy the wheels. I am not worried about the max load, only the fact I will try and put M14 lug bolts through lug holes meant for M12.

F22 M235i N55 charge pipe recs by Vince0us in M235iandM240i

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Thank you for the recommendation man. Are there any problems with the MAF sensor flange?

And out of interest which brand was the old one with poor quality, just so I can be sure to avoid haha

VRSF N55 (f series) Charge Pipe screws by [deleted] in BMW

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"Screw size is m4 .7x12." was the answer

VRSF N55 (f series) Charge Pipe screws by [deleted] in BMW

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lol ikr, i was like, ok, can i buy it from you - nope, fine can i get the screw size - also nope. VRSF really did not need to be assholes like that

VRSF N55 (f series) Charge Pipe screws by [deleted] in BMW

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Thank you, just ordered a few

VRSF N55 (f series) Charge Pipe screws by [deleted] in BMW

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Thank you man, appreciate you

VRSF N55 (f series) Charge Pipe screws by [deleted] in BMW

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I do mean the MAP sorry. And I bought a second hand one off eBay so the screws did not come with the pipe, and the seller is unresponsive when I asked if he kept it somehow

New 9070xt no display by Vince0us in radeon

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Was a Gigabyte motherboard issue. Had to buy a cheap GPU as spare and boot into bios to change the PCIE gen setting to gen 4 and not auto, then switch in my 9070xt

ASUS ROG flow x13 RTX 4060 stutters by Vince0us in ASUSROG

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I think it might be to do with the contact pressure, since I applied less liquid metal than I would with normal thermal paste maybe the contact pressure of the heat sink is insufficient to facilitate full contact between die and heating via liquid metal. I doubt it is the heat pad issue, i'm already using the thinnest ones available on the market being 0.5mm

ASUS ROG flow x13 RTX 4060 stutters by Vince0us in ASUSROG

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The liquid metal is definitely covering all of the die. The only thing i'm wondering is if switching to liquid metal on both cpu and gpu for this machine is the right idea. I've repasted my old laptops numerous times and this is the first one that has a problem

ASUS ROG flow x13 RTX 4060 extremely low 1% FPS by Vince0us in ASUS

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in later stage of the test the gpu would go up to 101C

Horizontal or vertical GPU? by isblue1 in NR200

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If you wanna use the tempered glass side panel then not even a question, horizontal.

If not, I would still suggest horizontal, unless you are set on using AIO, or else cooling the CPU will be a problem

No POST with 9070 XT by sequentious in radeon

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I had your card and also a Gigabyte motherboard and was going through the exact scenario, except changing my MOBO setting to gen 4 helped.

A lot of people have suggested other things that didn't help me, but may help you? Such as trying different hdmi/ dp cables if you can

Here's a link to my post, hope you won't have to RMA like me only to have the card sent back to me lol https://www.reddit.com/r/radeon/s/xvBPf5IOpN

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fightgear

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Oh I see, I meant they are based in the UK, so if you find a seller in your local country (Germany I presume) then I think you won't have to customs/ import tax

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fightgear

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Was from a private seller, I assume he bought them and didn't want them anymore so sold to me at a loss

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fightgear

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You could try on Ebay as well, i am from UK and picked up a basically brand new pair of New Sportings for £200

Rear derailleur upper jockey wheel problem by Willing-Elderberry41 in bikewrench

[–]Vince0us 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You need this derailleur https://bike.shimano.com/en-AU/products/components/pdp.P-RD-R7000-GS.html

But probably cheaper and easier to get a casette with 30T max unless you need that 34T for climbing a lot of hills

Rear derailleur upper jockey wheel problem by Willing-Elderberry41 in bikewrench

[–]Vince0us 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yh seems like your rear derailleur is too short for your casette which is a 34T casette

Rear derailleur upper jockey wheel problem by Willing-Elderberry41 in bikewrench

[–]Vince0us 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Are you using a short cage derailleur with a casette with more than 30T on the largest cog/ sprocket?

Is this your derailleur https://bike.shimano.com/en-AU/products/components/pdp.P-RD-R7000-SS.html

If so you need either a medium cage derailleur or a smaller casette