Tuniq Tower 120/GA-P35C-DS3R – An EXTREMELY tight fit! Advice needed.
I’d appreciate some opinions on this. The heatsink plate presses up against the capacitors which doesn’t prevent the screws from being tightened but the heatsink plate does touch the capacitors to the point of slightly pushing up against them—yes, very slightly pushing. I can see them move when I tighten the screws.
See here:
http://tinyurl.com/2m7me3
(I can't get the long link to work)
What am I supposed to do about this? The heat from the plate can’t be good for the capacitors, right? And as I said, it’s so tight against them I can see them move when tightening the tower down.
Should I sand the plate back about 1/8”-3/16” at an angle since it’s only touching on the bottom? Seriously, I could use some advice as this is holding up my build.
If I do this can I test the Tuniq first to make sure it works before voiding the warranty?
Note: I haven’t used any thermal compound yet since I was pre-checking the fit first.
Thank you for any advice you’re able to provide. I'm at a stand-still right now; not sure the best route to take.
I’d appreciate some opinions on this. The heatsink plate presses up against the capacitors which doesn’t prevent the screws from being tightened but the heatsink plate does touch the capacitors to the point of slightly pushing up against them—yes, very slightly pushing. I can see them move when I tighten the screws.
See here:
http://tinyurl.com/2m7me3
(I can't get the long link to work)
What am I supposed to do about this? The heat from the plate can’t be good for the capacitors, right? And as I said, it’s so tight against them I can see them move when tightening the tower down.
Should I sand the plate back about 1/8”-3/16” at an angle since it’s only touching on the bottom? Seriously, I could use some advice as this is holding up my build.
If I do this can I test the Tuniq first to make sure it works before voiding the warranty?
Note: I haven’t used any thermal compound yet since I was pre-checking the fit first.
Thank you for any advice you’re able to provide. I'm at a stand-still right now; not sure the best route to take.