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775 heatsink fasteners

sebastianlieken · 2007-05-30 08:05:26

hey guys, ive got a 775 mobo with a sythe ninja on it, i dont like these plastic puch caps theyre after puttin on the coolers for 775 boards, was wonderind wat would be the best alternative. should i take the plastic parts off and use some nuts n bolts, or is there alreasy a backplate i use instead or wat? i have a feeling…

30-05-2007 8:05am

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sebastianlieken

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hey guys,

ive got a 775 mobo with a sythe ninja on it, i dont like these plastic puch caps theyre after puttin on the coolers for 775 boards, was wonderind wat would be the best alternative. should i take the plastic parts off and use some nuts n bolts, or is there alreasy a backplate i use instead or wat? i have a feeling the heatsink could be making a better contact with properer mechanical fasteners so thought id see wat the story is.

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#2 30-05-2007 6:13pm

TonyM.

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I have the same setup and i was never happy with the Ninja if it was more secure i would add another fan.

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