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How to install the i9 9900k.

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It's the same as those using 6700k and 7700k

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2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

It's the same as those using 6700k and 7700k

Any video?

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Just now, charbel1011 said:

Any video?

What are you having trouble with?

 

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6 minutes ago, charbel1011 said:

Any video?

Its installed the same way as pretty much every single intel CPU released in the last 5-8 years.

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Like other people have said, line up the triangles on the chip and motherboard.

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42 minutes ago, TheDeathDragon said:

Like other people have said, line up the triangles on the chip and motherboard.

Anyone know why do people keep the black cover till the end?

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I hear the verge has a good guide ....

 

 

 

It's for protecting the socket when there's no CPU there. In case you have to transport/rma

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In the words of a famous man: JUST. DO IT. 

 

If you follow the guide that comes with the CPU and/or motherboard it is very simple. You line up the triangle on the chip and the notches, gently place the chip in place, then clamp it down with the little brave-closing arm. The plastic cover is removed during this. As long as you don't place the chip in wrong, there's literally almost no way to screw it up. 

 

If you really want a video, YouTube search "cpu installation on socket lga 1151". As long as your motherboard is compatible and has an up to date bios, the 9900K is plug and play. 

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17 minutes ago, charbel1011 said:

Anyone know why do people keep the black cover till the end?

It protects the pins in your socket, put your CPU into the socket and the black cover will pop out :) No need to rip it off or anything.

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