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Old 27-10-2005, 23:40   #9
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Re: urgent help !! Can't install s939 heatsink

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Originally Posted by jamesclarke555
I know what you're going through m8, there's just no damn leeway on those sockets. Just a matter of patiently persevering until you manage to hook the two clips over the prongs and then pull the lever across to tighten the installation. It's a lot easier to install heatsinks first before installing the motherboard into the case, just lay the board on an anti-static bag on a tabletop etc. That way you can get a better angle on things and don't have to worry about other components getting in the way
I don't think they're harder than installing a socket A HSF, in fact, I think they're a lot easier. And I don't really buy the "out of case" theory either, I prefer to put the mountings in, then screw the mobo, then install the components, it keeps the mobo still when you're putting the HSF in for example.
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