Intel Core i7-8700 3.2 GHz 6-Core LGA 1151 Processor Bx80684i78700

Description

The CPU must be able to push itself into the socket without pressure. If the pins are no longer visible on the mainboard from the outside, the lever of the CPU socket can be closed again. This locks the CPU if it is inserted correctly. To ensure this, a corner of the pins on the CPU was marked with a “triangle”. This tag is also on the CPU, so these two tags must be on top of each other. Intel BX80684I78700 8th Gen Core i7-8700 Processor Mounting instructions from the manufacturer: First, a lever must be opened on the CPU socket of the mainboard. This locks the CPU if it is inserted correctly. Then the processor must be used carefully and without pressure. Simply press the CPU with the pins over the CPU socket and “drop” the CPU. The CPU can only be mounted in one direction. To ensure this, a corner of the pins on the CPU was marked with a “triangle”. This tag is also on the CPU, so these two tags must be on top of each other. The manufacturer likes to repeat it before the CPU gets damaged: No force when installing the CPU. If the pins are bent, the correct functioning of the CPU is no longer. The CPU must be able to push itself into the socket without pressure. If the pins are no longer visible on the mainboard from the outside, the lever of the CPU socket can be closed again. Intel BX80684I78700 8th Gen Core i7-8700 Processor Mounting instructions from the manufacturer: First, a lever must be opened on the CPU socket of the mainboard.

Key Features

• This tag is also on the CPU, so these two tags must be on top of each other.
• Simply press the CPU with the pins over the CPU socket and “drop” the CPU.
• Then the processor must be used carefully and without pressure.
• Intel BX80684I78700 8th Gen Core i7-8700 Processor Mounting instructions from the manufacturer: First, a lever must be opened on the CPU socket of the mainboard.
• To ensure this, a corner of the pins on the CPU was marked with a “triangle”.
• The manufacturer likes to repeat it before the CPU gets damaged: No force when installing the CPU.