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It’s not super sticky double sided adhesive. You can use a plastic knife and peel it off.

oh ok, good to know. @@kronichgc

So the cpu cooling doesn’t make much of a difference with this mod. The reason being is this is only replacing the front fan and adding another. With the cpu being liquid cooled already, it’s not going to change that. They only thing you could do to improve the cpu cooling is to do the push pull mod with 2 fans on the liquid cooler and that will improve the temp a little bit honestly it won’t make a dramatic change. The highest I have seen my temp get to is 80 and that’s without the radiator fan spinning up full throttle. These 2 front fan mods did improve sound quality and also allowed more site to the mobo, ram, and ssd.

Yea they are pretty similar, the 11 might have the psu on the bottom but it’s the same layout otherwise

Yea and I was playing necro with the summoner build and it was almost impossible to keep minions up during that fight because they kept getting deleted fast, once I went and got a couple more legendaries and some aspects it wasn’t as bad but still pretty difficult as range, when the fixed the skeletons health it wasn’t bad in dungeons but I think with better builds and having ults up it will be a cake walk

Yea it will definitely decrease fps and put a lot of strain on your graphics card. I don’t recommend using at all. You won’t even notice much of a difference, atleast I never have lol.

I run a R10 and i love it. the only thing i hate is the bloatware and support assist but after i got rid of all that it runs fine. i have a 5900 and rtx 3060ti liquid cooled and it doesnt go above 70 under full load. I added the additional fan to the front as well and that also helped with temps. The only thing i was saying is dont over pay on a R14 with the same specs as a R10 by 1500 to 2000 dollars. Your buying the "Cryo" freeze stuff which we all know is just a ploy. If you have parts that are better in an older pc just put those into a R14 if thats the way you want to go. Buy the cheapest one you can and upgrade on your own terms but dont over pay on a system like that. my R10 has the exact same specs and a 100w PSU instead of a 750 and they wanted 2k more. Just do your research and make sure you know what you are buying. Make sure you have a liquid cooled CPU and enough ram/ voltage to run everything and you will be fine.

They look cool and that's just about it. Go watch the Gamer's Nexus teardown video of an R13. A $5,000 computer built in an ancient chassis, loaded with proprietary Dell hardware that can't be reused in another system (bizarre form factors, such as their repurposed server power supplies), loads of bloatware that use a considerable amount of your CPU and even GPU while idle, and poor construction in general. It's an ancient chassis crammed full of modern hardware wrapped in copious amounts of cheap plastic. The only thing Dell has impressed me with is their ability to consistently make their products worse. They could put an i9 processor in one of these plastic-fantastic sarcophagi and have it perform like an i7, just with how poorly built they are. Your components need to be able to breathe, and there's almost zero intake here, same with my old R9.

@@97Crazysteve I agree with you on the chassis and the cooling issue in general. I understand Gamer's Nexus did the teardown with the R13 and there was a lot of things that opened my eyes up. I AM NOT defending Dell whatsoever for that dumpster fire, but there are a couple of things about that video that I will point out. First, that R13 was air cooled and not liquid cooled so of course right off the jump it's going to have a lot of issues. Fan noise, cooling, etc. Second, Dell should NEVER offer a Pre-Built that is air cooled with those types of components. That CPU cannot handle that all that power without it overheating. Intel has problems with their chips running at extremely high temps, so that's on Dell. Do Not offer a PC that cant even handle the parts you are putting into it. They need to design a better case for sure because they need to open it up and let it breathe as you implied. I will say this though, if people do not educate themselves and do the correct research on what they are purchasing then of course your going to have issues. Now days dont buy a PC thats not liquid cooled or your going to have major issues. Make sure you run enough memory to support all the components in your PC. Have a power supply high enough that can easily run everything your putting into it. Get rid of that ancient HDD you have and go to NVME and SATA Drives. Make sure you have enough air/Fans blowing on your MOBO and ram to also keep those parts cool. Make sure you have a GPU thats compatible with everything you are running. Do your research on CPU with high cores so you can run everything smoothly and your CPU is not being taxed. Prefer 8 cores or more. If you do those basic things then you will be fine with whatever system you are running. I bought my R10 for 1600 with a 16 core Processor, 1000w PSU, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB NVME, 3060 TI, Liquid cooled and also added extra fans to the front and top to make sure it wasnt running terribly hot and i have had no issues. I also got rid of all of Dell's Bloatware that bogs down your PC. Another issue people were having with high idle temps is this, Dell fixes your power intake usage to 100% at the minimum for your CPU, which means even if your on idle, your CPU is going to run at 100% which is going to give you high idle temps. Another thing is most graphics cards will not use any fan usage until your temps hit 60. That is when your fans will kick on to bring temps down. Set a fan curve and your idle temps will stay below 30 easily. Make sure you set your minimum CPU power usage in your power plan settings to 0% and your max to 100%. I dont know why dell didnt address this but it happens with all there pre-buiilt PC's. Run a troubleshoot for your power and it will correct it for you. Also uninstall all of Dell's worthless bloatware. It will reduce your usuage on Memory, CPU, etc., drastically.

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The only thing you can exchange is the tokens. Say if you buy a dps piece but you wanted a healer piece, the only thing you could do is sell that piece back to the vendor to get your token back and I think that’s in an 2 hour time frame. If you got a piece already and don’t have the token, you cannot switch pieces through the vendor. The only time you can switch is if you use the token and bought the wrong piece then you can go back and switch in a 2 hour time frame

NP glad to help!

No you cannot. PvP gear is purchased through badges or honor. Tokens are only used for tier sets. Find your badge quartermasters in Dalaran or honor vendors in your major cities for pvp gear.

Thank you for the feedback.

Np. Thank you 😁

Yes it does with the noctua fans

No problem! It is a little confusing. I appreciate the feedback

Very good point. It’s just nonsense that blizzard does not want to offer any other solution but creating new dead servers.

It’s funny cause that’s pretty much exactly what they did yesterday when they launched the new fresh server

Remote Desktop works for some people. I work out of town a lot with no service so it’s hard for me to utilize that software. It shouldn’t have to come down to that though. People shouldn’t have to go out of there way to play the game they pay for and love.

Just switch servers it's free

That’s what we ended up doing. It’s the issue of Blizzard not wanting to fix the problem and forcing us to move even though we pay money every month to play the game.

“Mobo”, not “mono” sorry about that 😁

@@kronichgc how is it with loudness though, does it still sound like a jet taking off?

No it’s actually been very quiet and fans don’t ramp up as often because cooling has been very good. Adding that extra fan in the hdd bay really helps. The only fan that is loud right not is the top radiator fan and that’s because I haven’t done the mod for push pull yet. I will be doing that mod soon as well as replacing thermal paste on the cpu. My temps have been amazing so far though. For a ryzen 9 5900 that usually runs warm. I haven’t exceeded 75 degrees on a very heavy load so I feel addding the push pull will benefit but only about 5 degrees. The noctuas are not loud under load. They can get a whining noise under intense load but nothing like stock dell fans. I recommend doing this mod if you don’t like the noise of the stock fans

@@kronichgc ive ordered two i have just gotten an aurora r10 with the same cpu and water cooler thats why i asked. also what gpu did you get with that thing, tell me you got the rtx3090 with sale they were doing

@@portersherman9893 I wasn't able to get a 3090 at the time. I wish i would have but at the point i purchased mine it would have been another 1,000$ more so i just went with a 3060ti. I will be upgrading soon once nvidia comes out with its 4000 series. I can probably get one for pretty cheap then. I'm glad you got a R10 with those specs though because they are trying to force the R14 on people and you would have had to pay an extra 1500 for a case and whatever they call extra cooling.

Lol