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Not always. If you use too much and it isn't under pressure it won't cure.
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that AMD card is using that much power to produce such heat it is returning threadlock to its liquid state 
For a breakdown on all four threadlockers: The Difference Between Red, Blue, Green and Purple Threadlockers
Threadlocking solutions
Threadlockers lock and seal your threaded assemblies, protecting against vibration, corrosion, and galling. But depending on your need, you have to choose the right threadlocker and consider strength, form, and removability. Which one will you need? LOCTITE® makes your choice easy.
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Threadlocking solutions
Threadlockers lock and seal your threaded assemblies, protecting against vibration, corrosion, and galling. But depending on your need, you have to choose the right threadlocker and consider strength, form, and removability. Which one will you need? LOCTITE® makes your choice easy.
www.henkel-adhesives.com
3. LOCTITE® Red Threadlocker
Your average lawn mower or snow blower is full of vibration. This is a torqued assembly’s worst nightmare. The best use of red threadlocker is for areas of heavy vibration.
Our lawn and garden equipment generally sees a lot of abuse, especially the equipment used during the winter months. High Strength Red Threadlocker is perfect for some key areas such as the bolts that hold the motor to the deck of a snow blower or lawn mower.
In these situations, specifically a product like LOCTITE® 271™ High Strength Threadlocker works best. Simply apply LOCTITE® 271™ to the nut and bolt, reassemble, and it will not only protect the fasteners from corrosion, but lock them in place to help resist shock, vibration, and temperature variance.
Our red, high-strength threadlockers are permanent but can still be removed. Depending on the size of the bolt, you may have to apply localized heat to soften the threadlocker in order to remove it with hand tools.
To learn more, read How to Remove Red Threadlocker.
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So is it ok temps on memory conjugation 83 and hotspot 87 or do I need to returnFor a breakdown on all four threadlockers: The Difference Between Red, Blue, Green and Purple Threadlockers
Threadlocking solutions
Threadlockers lock and seal your threaded assemblies, protecting against vibration, corrosion, and galling. But depending on your need, you have to choose the right threadlocker and consider strength, form, and removability. Which one will you need? LOCTITE® makes your choice easy.
3. LOCTITE® Red Threadlocker
Your average lawn mower or snow blower is full of vibration. This is a torqued assembly’s worst nightmare. The best use of red threadlocker is for areas of heavy vibration.
Our lawn and garden equipment generally sees a lot of abuse, especially the equipment used during the winter months. High Strength Red Threadlocker is perfect for some key areas such as the bolts that hold the motor to the deck of a snow blower or lawn mower.
In these situations, specifically a product like LOCTITE® 271™ High Strength Threadlocker works best. Simply apply LOCTITE® 271™ to the nut and bolt, reassemble, and it will not only protect the fasteners from corrosion, but lock them in place to help resist shock, vibration, and temperature variance.
Our red, high-strength threadlockers are permanent but can still be removed. Depending on the size of the bolt, you may have to apply localized heat to soften the threadlocker in order to remove it with hand tools.
To learn more, read How to Remove Red Threadlocker.
This is the vital bit of info we need, OP.
Aio 240 Corsair h100 the liquid temp is 35 under load cpu early 80s
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Do the temps seem ok
It's cooler than mine.
Temps seem fine.
Most likely it's just a little excess threadlock that seeped out when the screw was tightened up, which isn't a problem at all. Threadlock is anaerobic so only cures in the absence of air, which is why the excess is still liquid. The threadlock on the screw thread itself will have cured fine. Can either leave it as is or wipe it off.
Most likely it's just a little excess threadlock that seeped out when the screw was tightened up, which isn't a problem at all. Threadlock is anaerobic so only cures in the absence of air, which is why the excess is still liquid. The threadlock on the screw thread itself will have cured fine. Can either leave it as is or wipe it off.