No, no problems. I'm also running a system with a 5950x and 3090, both watercooled, on a Corsair 850W power supply. I'd probably run a slightly bigger PSU if running Intel or the latest gen high-end stuff. Especially that 4090. Keep in mind, the quality and efficiency of the PSU makes a difference.

Oh yes, absolutely. I'm using the RM850x by Corsair. But I was just a bit skeptical if Ill be able to handle 6900xt SE. I'm also using a 7600x, with b650. So no real power hunger there. @@waggy401

@@AliRazaNour It should be more than enough, depending on what other components you use. PCPartpicker.com is a great tool - you can enter all your parts and it will give you an estimated power useage. Just entering the info you gave, it estimates 538 watts.

Thank you, man. I appreciate your assistance. I have checked the PC Part Picker PSU calculator. I wanted to hear from someone with personal experience. This certainly helped a lot and boosted my confidence in getting the card. Thanks brother@@waggy401

Well, there is more than one way to do it. And finding tools like my old ones is difficult. There are these: www.amazon.com/CARBYNE-Piece-Super-Short-Socket/dp/B08CLMM1QT/ref=sr_1_32?crid=9KPKRV51R70&keywords=t60%2Btorx%2B9%2F16%22%2Bhex%2Bshank%2Bbit&qid=1686358630&sprefix=t60%2Bbit%2Bhex%2Caps%2C135&sr=8-32&th=1 I had the best luck searching for a t60 Insert Bit. You can get an individual one from Snap-On or Matco. There are also t60 stubby (use that term on Amazon) drivers that might work, then use the serpentine belt tool. Someone below tried something like this: www.amazon.com/Bondhus-31860-Barcoded-L-Wrench-ProGuard/dp/B002KAAR38/ref=psdc_3021459011_t1_B0B82TF1K8 but they never said if it worked or not. Hopefully that helps. Best of luck!

Heather have you been baptized in the name of the Jesus Christ Only?

I actually don't know since I sold the system. GPU sag is quite the problem these days. I don't remember ifit was this card that came with an anti-sag bracket, but if it did i didn't like it. There are many companies out there these days that make supports, all the way from simple plastic to crazy LED-covered stuff. Sag doesn't usually hurt anything, but it looks bad and can put strain on components. It's nothing you have to do right away, but when you're ready you might want to put a support on it.

@@waggy401 That's very helpful, thank you! I bought the GPU refurbished so it didn't come with the sag bracket it is supposed to, but I've heard things similar to your experience, it seems that the only place the contact rubber can be placed is practically at the supported end of the card, which defeat the purpose of it. I did pick up a sag bracket, I was just a bit paranoid as the PCB has a small but noticeable bend in it, and I don't know if that is from me leaving it unsupported for a few days, or if the refurb came like that.

So sorry to hear that. And with it so hard to get to, it's hard to try other methods. Leverage is your friend. I've heard of people setting up the tools and using their feet to break that stupid thing loose. Sometimes impact (hitting your breaker bar or whatever with a hammer) works. Lift up the Jeep to fit a longer handle. It's pretty rare that the bolt doesn't come off eventually. Best of luck!

I start talking about that at around the 9:00 mark. But to summarize, I used the Sapphire TRIXX software, Lian Li L-Connect, and the MSI software. After setting up the first two, they both have the option to pass control to the MSI Motherboard software. At least, they did when I put this together. On my own rig I use SignalRGB, which would probably work with this setup as well.

My Cherokee is a 2000, so it should work for yours.

Has anybody ever dealt with p1282.

Yes, the argb cable was included with the GPU.

This build actually was sold to a family member. He's loving it. I built mine in a Be Quiet 700 case with a 5950x and 3090. Normally I run two 1440p monitors at 165 hz, but have hooked it up to my 55" LG OLED. Normally I'm only two feet away from my monitors the way my desk is set up. The C1 does sound like a good idea, though.

oh wow, I have a 2000. I'll be sure to check, thanks!

So what ended up happening?

@@Deadbuck73 I welded up a tool next morning. When I went to use my Franken-tool I discovered that on my last attempt I had actually broke the damn thing loose. Smooth sailing from there.

@@bpmurphy138 thank you for the reply! That sounds like something that would be my luck! 😂 you got a cool Frankie tool though!

I have 2 limiteds an 01 and a 98, so I'll have to check before this repair. I've had many other bigger things to tackle first. We bought the 01 new in January of 01. Poor thing is rusting away.

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I don't remember exactly. I already sold it. But I don't think it got over 65c.

That certainly helps. Mine has A/C, too

Unfortunately, it's still sitting. The 360 lost oil pressure, and I haven't figured out why. Contemplating an LS swap, but that takes money.

Thanks. Glad I could help.

​@@waggy401p1282 need help fixing this code.

Not sure what you're asking. The Torx bit is size t60.

What size is the drive for both the silver & the black bit? 1/2 inch or 3/8??

Did it work with th T60 L-Key?

@@adrianzamoramora we will never know 😂

Right. And now that my leaks are fixed, I'm starting to see some rust. I had to spray some oil on the underside just to make it feel right.

There is certainly more than one way to do it. These were the tools I had on hand. One of the reasons I made this, besides the fact mine was leaking, is because at the time several people were having trouble breaking the bolt loose. The serpentine belt tool is fairly common, and I hadn't seen anybody mention trying it before. As the saying goes, there's more than one way to loosen a bolt. Lol.

Good question. All my tools are packed away right now, but I don't recall seeing a brand on them. Considering where I got them, I bet they're whatever brand O"Reilly"s carries.

They have them at O'Reilly's. Probably other places, like Harbor Freight. It's called a serpentine belt tool. Don't use it as a breaker bar, though. It's not meant for that.

You can get them at Harbor Freight

+Colton Maxwell Absolutely

Thanks

+Colton Maxwell No, all offroad vehicles are allowed at LaGrange.

+Wayne Price thanks and that is a awesome video