INTEL CORE I7-13700K (LGA1700) Gaming
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93%
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LGA1700 Contact Frame
The standard Intel ILM bracket applies high pressure only to the center of the CPU, causing the long PCB to bend and the IHS to become concave. This creates a gap between the processor and the cooler base, leading to inefficient heat transfer and 100C spikes. This frame replaces the stock bracket to apply even perimeter pressure, ensuring a flat contact surface.
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4%
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High-Performance Thermal Interface Material
High-wattage 13th Gen CPUs experience rapid thermal expansion and contraction, which can cause 'pump-out' where lower-viscosity thermal paste is pushed out from between the IHS and cooler. A high-viscosity, high-thermal-conductivity paste ensures the microscopic voids are filled and remains stable under the extreme heat densities of gaming loads.
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3%
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360mm All-In-One (AIO) Liquid Cooler
The i7-13700K has a Max Turbo Power of 253W, which often exceeds the thermal dissipation capacity of air coolers or small radiators. A 360mm radiator provides the necessary surface area and liquid volume to handle the thermal energy flux during CPU-intensive gaming scenarios, preventing the system from reaching the 100C throttle ceiling.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the LGA1700 Contact Frame.
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