Syscooling Water Cooling CPU Clip (478 / 775 / 754 / 939 / 1366)

Suitable for AMD64-bit, Intel Xeon, Pentium 4, 370 and other CPUs

Simple installation and strong versatility
Adopt upper and lower splint structure, stable and reliable
All screws are custom-made, and feel good
As long as there are holes in the motherboard CPU architecture
Buy a set of liquid cooling and a set of universal clamps to eat most of the CPU architecture
Name Universal fixture (also known as universal fixture)
Performance Suitable for liquid-cooled CPU heat absorption box installed on various architecture motherboards
Surface treatment
Material 1.2mm steel plate
Introduction to installation method:
The following installation instructions take the 478-pin motherboard as an example, 775-pin, 939-pin, 754-pin and so on.

The bracket for fixing the radiator, the bracket is in the shape of "I", there are three pieces in total, two pieces of metal, and one piece of rubber pad. One of the pieces of metal has an adjustable copper post on it.

First remove the bracket of the CPU heat sink on the motherboard, and then close it. Then there will be four screw holes on the motherboard. Then use a metal bracket without copper pillars and rubber pads to align the four screws on the back of the motherboard. Hole, insert the longest four of the included screw set as shown in the figure:

Remove the original CPU mounting bracket, and then place the motherboard face up on a hard table or box. Friendly reminder: carefully check whether there is water on the placed objects to avoid short circuit. Remember ~

After coating the thermal conductive device made of pure copper with thermal conductive silicone grease, apply it evenly on the CPU, and then use the remaining I-shaped fixing bracket to align the four screws protruding from the bottom, and then fix it with the nut. Now, remember the copper posts on the metal bracket? It is a fine adjustment knob that can adjust the height of the bracket. It can be used for fine adjustment during installation, so that the radiator and CPU can be firmly fixed together.

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