is selected and then we'll click next and then windows will create a bootable volume of roughly this size for windows and that's about it once this finishes you'll run through the typical windows setup prompts and you should end up on your desktop it's literally that simple and there we go so to kick things off cinebench  multi-core score NUMBER_TOKEN that's up by a few percentage points not spectacularly different uh but it is something it's something that he wasn't getting before so a small improvement there now let's check superposition and okay well not much of a difference here pretty much the same score we did update his driver though so at least he's good there so this person's setup really didn't benefit all that much from the fresh windows install it is still worth noting that you could run into more serious complications down the line if this person hasn't already experienced the blue screen of death or two i'm sure it would have come up at some point on this old drive it's just not recommended you did see a two to three percent bump in cp performance that could of course affect frame rates and games and the like but in terms of overall stability i think that you want to play it safe no matter what and i've i can say from experience when i've been lazy and just wanted to transfer drives from intel systems to amd systems and and vice versa it's just not worth it just start fresh transfer important files and you'll be good to go the last thing to take care of then are the fan orientations i spoke to the owner he's okay with us swapping these back around to the more conventional layout and cable management it's not too bad here but i do want to straighten things up a bit might as well since it's here we'll start with this rear fan it's not going to be pretty straightforward all we need to do is just flip each of these around i need to remove the four screws that hold each of these in in order to do that easy does it and with the remaining case fans tackled we can focus on this cpu tower we've got a fan that has a bunch of cables wrapped around i don't think this looks very good so we're gonna try to stuff the extra cabling here behind the motherboard tray just to get rid of it let's see we can rotate the fan like so keep it positioned there and then we'll use these little uh retention clips to lock the fan in place these can be kind of annoying now we can fix cabling and both the front and rear need a bit of that
NO_SEGMENT_TOKEN