Microsoft has now issued KB4489899 to resolve the issues introduced with KB4482887.
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Those rgb lights need to be playing tetris
I agree. Just adding things that could go wrong.
Well, you don't strictly HAVE to, as to a degree, water with a temperature gradient will move itself. Yes, the heat transfer interface between the stock air cooler fins and the water medium isn't the best (and frankly there's still probably air bubbles fouling up the works between several of the fins), but the main issue is it adds an extra step between the CPU and heat removal, which is that many more components to risk malfuction - and any malfuction at any point will lead to complete failure with damage very quickly. If his DIY acrylic tank springs a leak, his motherboard's toast. If he mounts it in a case, it's going to turn the center of gravity 90 degrees, and change the stresses on the glue holding it together, which could lead to leaks, or put additional flexing stress on the motherboard where the cooler is mounted, or separates the interface plate from the CPU just barely enough to impede heat transfer.
My local guy would do that for 90 bucks, same day.
@LittleKagsin Prices at a local shop around here are about the same as Gas'
Apple’s official pricing page quotes $169+tax, Genius (another fixit chain) looks like it’s $100 or a little over, a couple other places I checked just said “Lowest price guaranteed.” IFixIt will sell you the parts to do it yourself for about $75.
About $100 at any decent shop, but Apple products get touchy because Apple hates other people repairing them, and make it as difficult as possible. The 6S shouldn't be much problem, though.
Good to know! Thank you.
There has been a bill created in the US Senate to ban "Dark Patterns."
Anyone else find it suspicious that this update breaks Win 7 & 8.1 machines but NOT PC's running Win 10?
