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Xigmatec's "Unique Rubber Anti-Vibration System" Fails Me

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Well I had the Xiggy cooler installed for a few weeks, reinstalled it once to put in the mounting bracket. Yesterday I noticed my temps a little higher than usual - about 5c more idle, 7-10c more load. When I looked at the fan, the radiation fins are actually bent, because the rubber pins are sliding down the heatsink. So is there a way to fix this - I'm not comfortable going over 3.3 now.

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Reseat the heat sink. The fan rubbers aren't the reason for the bad cooling.
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