EPTTo this day however, it is working great. CPU Coolers (especially AMD from what I've found in past experience) take a lot of force to get the 2nd clip to reach.
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RushGG
United Kingdom212 Posts
To this day however, it is working great. CPU Coolers (especially AMD from what I've found in past experience) take a lot of force to get the 2nd clip to reach. | ||
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cheeseyesplz
United Kingdom82 Posts
everything in, i quadruple (probably more) checked the wiring and all i got was a blue LED flash at the front panel. i confirmed i got the positive and negative pins correct as well. my 24 pin connector seems to be coming loose as well even though i am hearing the click so i may have a fault psu. i will hopefully get it going tomorrow. thanks for all your answers as well guys | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
On March 01 2011 04:14 Poocs wrote: Those plastic pins are a pain. But there are other reasons to choose heatsinks that use a better mounting system. the stock cooler lol it's easy on intel, you push 2 down at opposite ends until you hear teh clicks then you do the other two it's easy both stock coolers are pretty easy to install, the thing i hate about amd's is that often the mountings on after market coolers aren't well thought out either the vrm or the northbridge is in the way of making it easy, intel i can usually just screw things down. | ||
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KevinIX
United States2472 Posts
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On March 01 2011 09:20 KevinIX wrote: Yep, if you're using the stock fan, it's a bitch. It took me an hour to install my first processor. Hah. I even took out a hammer, but decided against using it. Violence is NOT the answer. | ||
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