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#71
Aug 15 2016 05:43pm
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God damn it I know what I did wrong.I removed the placeholder from the last cpu fan I had LOL




Did you get the TX3 or the Hyper 212 EVO?

/e If the TX3...yeah you need those plastic brackets that came mounted on the motherboard.

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Aug 15 2016 05:44pm
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Did you get the TX3 or the Hyper 212 EVO?


TX3 but like I said I just figured it out. Gah sometimess when you think you're patient, it pays off to be a little more patient

Sorry ghot

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Aug 15 2016 05:52pm


No problem... The TX3 mounts to these black plastic things on the mobo.











Just make sure you get the air flow going this direction...


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Aug 15 2016 06:01pm
This is the AMD mounting bracket....for your motherboard, I would put the "locking lever" at the top.











/e You will want the bracket going through the heatpipes like shown in the pic.

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Aug 15 2016 09:27pm
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This is the AMD mounting bracket....for your motherboard, I would put the "locking lever" at the top.




http://i.imgur.com/ShW0lbh.jpg






/e You will want the bracket going through the heatpipes like shown in the pic.


Yep did it all word for word. It was just that dumb piece I forgot about:p
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Aug 15 2016 09:28pm


So how are your temps now?
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Aug 15 2016 09:35pm
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So how are your temps now?


Just got back home but I'm almost done setting this up... Will link results soon
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Aug 15 2016 09:39pm


There's a setting in the BIOS on the Hardware Monitor tab, called ASUS Q-Fan Control, that allows you to set the speed of the CPU fan.

Well, that's assuming you plugged the CPU fan into the CPU-Fan header on the motherboard. I run mine at 100%, but some like to set a fan "curve", to keep the noise down when not loading the CPU.
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Aug 15 2016 09:40pm
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There's a setting in the BIOS on the Hardware Monitor tab, called ASUS Q-Fan Control, that allows you to set the speed of the CPU fan.

Well, that's assuming you plugged the CPU fan into the CPU-Fan header on the motherboard. I run mine at 100%, but some like to set a fan "curve", to keep the noise down when not loading the CPU.


Yeah I believe it is set to 100% I'm not as anal about a little bit of sound as others here might be
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Aug 15 2016 10:13pm
I was looking at your Speccy screenshot....

IF you have two sticks of RAM, then you have them in the wrong slots. It should say dual channel.

They should be in slots, 2 & 4 counting away from the CPU.





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