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Corsair H70..

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ACallander

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I currently upgraded my build from AMD to Intel.

I can't find my motherboard bracket for the Intel H70 Backplate.

Does corsair have a soft heart into sending another one? or does anyone have one they can give me?
 
No corsair is amazing with there cs. I would either send redbeard a message altho i sent him one awhile back and never heard anything so im not sure but call corsair and ask them for one they are a amazing company.
 
the backplate on the h60 is adjustable and i'm not sure if the h70 is the same. I thought i was missing a backplate too until i realized the ends move.
 
My cousin and I recently applied the H70 to his 2600k.

We used the Intel backplate for the H70, using the holes marked for 1156. And for the front of the bracket, you have to use the AMD plastic caps, not the Intel.

We started out using the same plastic caps as with his i7 920, but it made a terrible fit. By a bit of googling, we found a guy saying you had to use the AMD bits on the front, and it worked perfectly.

http://techgage.com/viewimg/?img=/r...h70_03.jpg&desc=Corsair H70 Liquid CPU Cooler

The top bracket is the Intel bracket - and the small plastic bits that goes on the four holes on the metal-part of the bracket has to be the ones for AMD.
 
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