![]() Mind you, we had a small problem with the fan retention clips (well, iron wires), they were a little too big to fit properly, so I had to bend them a little in order to make it fit, no biggy though. So a small hint, you want to mount the fan AFTER you've installed the cooler onto your motherboard, but this is what the end result will look like. See the little rubber patches in the corners? That prevents resonating, and dampens the sound. ![]() Here we have the 92 x 92 x 25 mm fan at 800 - 2800 RPM (PWM). ![]() For AMD CPUs you can skip the push pin installation and use a retention spring clip.Īll popular processors except Core i7 are supported, including Intel Sockets LGA 775/1156 (Core i5) and AMD Sockets 754/939/940/AM2/AM3. This works out really well, there's no need to remove the motherboard and you can clip on the cooler really easily. It's a big improvement over previous designs from Cooler Master. Basically you mount four retention clips in the right position for LGA 775 with the supplied screws.Īfter you've secured all screws you now have a push-pin design mount. We'll be installing on LGA 775 (Core 2 Quad QX9770). Mounting the cooler requires a few minutes work.
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