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Problem with Corsair H80i fitting gigabyte h77ni-wifi board

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I am not sure if its the h80i not fitting right on the board or the h80i being faulty. 

 

Has anyone out there had the same problem. 

 

Thanks guys. 

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Never had an issue mounting my H60 2013, it uses the exact same mounting parts. What wrong with it? Could you be more descriptive than "Not fitting right"?

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I am not sure if its the h80i not fitting right on the board or the h80i being faulty. 

 

Has anyone out there had the same problem. 

 

Thanks guys. 

 

pictures and better description would help a lot.

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pictures and better description would help a lot.

 

 

Never had an issue mounting my H60 2013, it uses the exact same mounting parts. What wrong with it? Could you be more descriptive than "Not fitting right"?

 

My temps are really high (180 fahrenheit) which i don't think the block is even touching the processor. I am tightening the screws really tight too. 

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My temps are really high (180 fahrenheit) which i don't think the block is even touching the processor. I am tightening the screws really tight too. 

 

there are many fixes

 

pictures and build specs, please

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Try reseating the block, except do a complete reinstallation. From scratch and follow the instructions exactly. That's my only suggestion.

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My temps are really high (180 fahrenheit) which i don't think the block is even touching the processor. I am tightening the screws really tight too. 

 

 

the red boxes represent the hose obstructions to look for if the block is not sitting flat on the CPU.

if so, you need to send the H80i back (no work around to solve the issue) and get one of the

Asetek brands with the round CPU pump/controller. the clocking allows better hose positioning.

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attachicon.gif6647_h80i.jpg

 

the red boxes represent the hose obstructions to look for if the block is not sitting flat on the CPU.

if so, you need to send the H80i back (no work around to solve the issue) and get one of the

Asetek brands with the round CPU pump/controller. the clocking allows better hose positioning.

 

I will look for that. Thank you 

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