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Water Cooling and a Broken Mobo Socket
I have done this twice. That comes from having too many projects going at the same time.
I have added a water cooling system to my CPU and had the system fail because of damage to the socket. This happen on an Asus and a MSI board, using a 1155 socket and i5 Intel processors. In one case, I was using a Corsair H60 and in the other, an Antec 620. In both cases, when I took the cpu out after the system failed there was a cut through part of the socket pins. It looks like a knife cut. I am wondering if I am over stressing the the mounting bracket or something? I know this is strange. But, has anyone else had problems installing commercial water coolers? I was doing this to reduce nose and to improve cooling. I wasn't able to find a thread with this subject on this form, although there are a lot of threads on water cooling. Thanks for your response; Tom McLean On the Wet Coast.
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Do you mean a stress crack at one or more of the cpu heatsink mounting holes?...or damage to the CPU mount?
Do you have a picture you could post?
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Damage to the socket pins that contact the post on the CPU. It looks like the pins were cut with a knife.
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