Thank you for stopping by and taking a gander at what i have got going on here! So this will be something short and to the point. After a few weeks of digging around and looking between forums and lots of reddit posts and youtube videos. I’ve found that the AIO from NZXT that I used, is know for getting air bubbles in the pump/tubing this is killing the temps and causing thermal trips if left unattended.

Good so it’s not just me! this was a bummer as I was left with only the stock AMD cooler to keep me going in the meantime. No big deal tho, good temps are good temps I guess and the pc never sleeps! (well it does, but I use it day and night) As that gets worked on i’ll be sure to update this post, let everyone know if I ever get it working again. Had it for 3 years now so ehh it was bound to happen, np tho on to the next topic.

I have been thinking about starting a YouTube channel along side this blog, give more context to what is going on with all of the new products and videos of builds, ect. So if that’s something people are into ill jump on it just say your peace in the comments! recently helped a friend of mine with his new build, it and it come out looking nice for what we had. I did record that build to so again let me know if you would like to see the build in action, for now I leave pic’s.

All in all great starter build even if the motherboard needed some extra love to work right aha other than that my past two or so weeks has been hectic and crazy but what’s new? Well the wraps up my first post thanks again for stopping by

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