I just recently upgraded my RAM and CPU from 16 GB 2133 DDR4 and 6700 non-K to 7700K and 32GB 2666 DDR4 and after a successful boot I noticed some strange anomalies. First the GPU driver wasn't installed. After reinstalling it my monitor setup was working just fine. Afterwards I noticed that my internet wasn't connected to Wi-Fi. I checked the Wi-Fi connections and only one connection was showing which I didn't recognize. I checked my phone's Wi-Fi and verified that my regular home connection was detected and working just fine. I reinstalled the Wi-Fi drivers for the board and tried creating a hotspot on my phone and it was able to connect just fine. I'm concerned as to how it's able to connect to a hotspot but not be able to detect my home connection or any other local Wi-Fi connection. For context I'm running Window's 10 with the Creators update and using a Corsair 250D case with a H100i cooler. I suspect one factor at the moment might be the way the cooler was installed. The cooler was a struggle to fit inside of the case, but I managed to fit it in with part of the bottom tube laying just about the Wi-Fi box on the board. I I'll be testing some more programs and temps near the end of the day, but this is the main concern at the moment. Help would be greatly appreciated
Upgraded CPU and RAM, Now Wi-Fi Not Working Well?
- Thread starter OminousD
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UPDATE: Wi-Fi seems to be working fine now. One of the two antennas went loose after installing the H100i. after re-inserting one of the wires into the proper area, everything was able to connect. Right now I'm having a few more issues after testing unrelated to the main thread, but I'll post that in a separate thread.
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