I Can't Find My Triangle :) lol

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Hey guys today I got my new computer parts at home and when I was going to install my i5-3570k in my Asus Sabertooth z77 I couldn't find the triangle on the motherboard. PLEASE help. I feel like a major newb

THANKS!!! lol

ALSO I'll keep this thread updated on things I'll need help with throughout the night!
Thanks again,
BuBz
 
I got it fixed now. Some were already in the case and I didn't notice. Thats all fixed now. I'm installing the The Radiator of the H100. I am having a few problems though. I don't really know how to install it with the case I have :/
 
oh, lol... sorry. Wouldn't it just use the same holes from the two fans? Crikey, I really just need to shut up, you'll figure it out!

People need to stream live video of their builds so we can watch lol
 
Particularly in a mid-tower you should have a couple connectors reaching that far... not sure where you're running the cables.

Don't look at me... Jeff from the Corsair H100 demo video said to plug it into the PSU, lol.
 
Well, I don't want to push you. I'm just willing to help, as are others. It's your call, of course.

If you look at the cables from your PSU, it will seem like A LOT of crap and it may freak people out on their first build. I was a little intimidated myself the first time around. All these cables with different connectors... where the hell do they all go.

Maybe this will help...

According to your manual, your XFX1000 comes with:
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Modular FDD is for Floppy Disk Drives, which you probably don't have. That's already two you can ignore.

Modular Motherboard Con: 20+4 pin > Your board's 24 pin connector

Modular Peripheral (up to 8) > These are the molex... so far, you only need 1 for your cooler and can ignore the others

Mosular SATA (up to 11) > For your SSD/HDD/DVD drives, you'll probably only need 2-4 of them

Modular 6+2 pin (PCI-E) > These go into your GPU, if needed. You don't have your GPU yet, so you can ignore those too

Modular ATX12V (4+4 pin) / EPS12V (8 pin) > The ATX 4+4 pin plugs into your board, you can ignore the 8pin EPS

If you look at all those cables and group them by connectors-type, it may suddenly not seem like so many.