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Need CPU cooler but don't want to remove motherboard

Crowman · 2011-11-06 20:03:56

Hi I want to get a CPU Cooler to replace my stock I5 one. Can I get one that does not involve removing the motherboard? Really can't be bothered to take motherboard out if possible!

06-11-2011 8:03pm

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Crowman

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Hi
I want to get a CPU Cooler to replace my stock I5 one.
Can I get one that does not involve removing the motherboard? Really can't be bothered to take motherboard out if possible!

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#2 06-11-2011 10:15pm

The Toff

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Taking out the mobo isn't that bad at all. I did it recently and I was glad that I did, as it allowed me to do some better cable management while I was at it. I got a large enough cooler, and am glad of having the support of the mount.
Anyhow, a quick google search brought up this thread which might get you started in your research.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/262769-11-best-push-socket-heatsink

Edit: In future though, I'm going to get a case that allows me to install a cooler mount to the back of a mobo without having to remove it from the case. These are the things you learn by experience!

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