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#21
Dec 23 2014 03:10am
Quote (Trimble @ Dec 23 2014 04:05am)
Low profile ram's will probably fit in.
Hyper t4 ain't that large, it's like medium sized.

Will download manual and check it for you.
I hope my boss doesn't notice I'm not working with correct things :ph34r:


i have corsair vengeance 2x 4gb.
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Dec 23 2014 03:11am
Quote (Trimble @ Dec 23 2014 04:05am)
Low profile ram's will probably fit in.
Hyper t4 ain't that large, it's like medium sized.

Will download manual and check it for you.
I hope my boss doesn't notice I'm not working with correct things :ph34r:





ok have checked the manual, I see no hard steps in it. Are you sure you're using the correct parts for the installation?


i can probably get it with a bit of force, but i'm gonna have to go with the stock because it blocks two ram slots.
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Dec 23 2014 03:11am
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i have corsair vengeance 2x 4gb.


Those are pretty high in profile.


ok have checked the manual, I see no hard steps in it.

I think you're afraid of breaking something. It's because they are gonna sit perfectly plate to plate between cpu and cooler.
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Dec 23 2014 03:13am
Quote (Trimble @ Dec 23 2014 04:11am)
Those are pretty high in profile.


ok have checked the manual, I see no hard steps in it.

I think you're afraid of breaking something. It's because they are gonna sit perfectly plate to plate between cpu and cooler.


well about 10 minutes ago i just used the stock cooler, i'm going to get a new cooler soon.
had to force the lever down, i am quite fearful of breaking something. spent over 1000$ on these parts lol.
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Dec 23 2014 03:14am
Quote (RyanRuler @ Dec 23 2014 01:13am)
well about 10 minutes ago i just used the stock cooler, i'm going to get a new cooler soon.
had to force the lever down, i am quite fearful of breaking something. spent over 1000$ on these parts lol.


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Dec 23 2014 03:15am
Quote (RyanRuler @ Dec 23 2014 10:13am)
well about 10 minutes ago i just used the stock cooler, i'm going to get a new cooler soon.
had to force the lever down, i am quite fearful of breaking something. spent over 1000$ on these parts lol.


Yeah, that's the way it's supposed to be. I've installed lots and lots of coolers. They're all the same. They're gonna sit 100% perfect, that's why.
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Dec 23 2014 03:17am
Quote (Trimble @ Dec 23 2014 04:15am)
Yeah, that's the way it's supposed to be. I've installed lots and lots of coolers. They're all the same. They're gonna sit 100% perfect, that's why.


alright well not much i can do about it at this point. not until i get a less wide cooler.
moving on, will almost definitely run into more problems.
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Dec 23 2014 03:39am
Quote (RyanRuler @ Dec 23 2014 01:17am)
alright well not much i can do about it at this point. not until i get a less wide cooler.
moving on, will almost definitely run into more problems.


you shouldnt

the hardest thing i ran into was my 24 pin didnt wanna connect to my mobo, took forever to get that thing down.

rest of it was just legos
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#29
Dec 23 2014 05:08am
Aftermarket coolers take a bit of force to install from what I've read. Some people are hesitant but that's just the way it is. As long as you're applying even pressure and not pushing down on something without support behind it, you'll be fine.
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