you should have cleaned it better

Don't open it up

I'm not gonna

I only used compressed air

that sounds like Apple mentality

and complete bs

yeah never an Apple problem but the user

hey we didnt make a shit keyboard, you need to clean it with compressed air every week

so explain how the shitty old thinkpad keyboard works for years and still works

Right to repair is gaining traction here in the US, don't know how it is for a dirty assed pole. Good luck tho @sum

I'm just worried if one of three cases happen

A) "No, it's normal" which is BS but still
B) "Nope, you probably didn't clean it properly" which would mean fuckall since I used the air nearly everywhere
C) "Nope you broke it" since I have no idea how would that happen

I've read cases that MSI had a tendency to not offer easy RMA

In worst case I'll probably end up with no GPU for 2-3 weeks until they ship it back

rip

It could be possible that it's something as simple as a faulty thermal probe or something like that, and they just replace it outright. They didn't offer a loaner card in the meantime?

Like I said I just applied that

Maybe the temps ARE too high and it's just reporting them as lower?

Lemme rephrase it

Basically the process it as follow, fill in the form at website (retailer) -> turn in the package -> shit gets done

I'm currently at stage 1, where I filled the form and waiting for their response

<@473007453970235402> shut up you ladyboy piece of shit

Post ladydick in <#189811441174446080> then gtfo

And if MSI doesn't honor an RMA, would the original retailer offer a refund, or are you past that point?

If they don't honor RMA, I'm going into UOKiK

Which sides heavily with customer

Is that Polish for "shooting up their office"?

Going Postal

`the office of Competition and Consumer Protection`

I'd get it if it were a problem with it being dusty, sure, but I don't think that there could be such a heavy amount of dust in the GPU that close proximity compressed air blast would have trouble with

Also if it were dusty then I'd see higher temps

No

If what Matt says would be true, aka incorrect sensor values then that should still count up for RMA right?

Ohshit, that's true

Have you tried a different PSU

I don't expect a sudden powerloss tho

`XFX Core TS 550W`

Only SSD I think?

does PSU make any new noises, like whining or clicking?

Nope