Any way to disable these ? Can not find and wife can not handle change :'(
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On 1/19/2010 5:15 AM, FORC5 wrote:
Any way to disable these ? Can not find and wife can not handle change :'(
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I was inside my PC last nightwent to reconnect the optical
drives...noticed that one of the indexed sata power connector was
broken..the short part of the L was broken off...could barely get the
power connector to hold...even worse for the data cable. After I got it
all back together, the
I was upgrading the processor in my 2+ year old 775 mobosince I
wanted to overclock, I decided to use the Ninja Plus cooler I bought 2
years ago but never used since I decided I wasn't going to over clock.
Well, the stock intel heatsink/fan with the pushpins is a real pain to
deal with on
You might want something like this:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812264007
I have those in my home PC, but on Data Recovery computers I do not use
them, because it is difficult to take them off of the drive sometimes.
Regards and good luck in your search
Tim Lider
Sr.
yes I have been plagued by this. The sheathing pulls off the board.
If it is intact you can slip it back on, but be careful or you will
break a pin. I lost one SATA connector on a top end ASUS board,
after a couple of pins broke due to repeatedly falling off the board,
straightening pins,and
it to
hold...after you do, and put in back in there...get everything screwed and
plugged in, you notice again that it's moving again!
Now what do you do? There must be a better way?
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Anthony,
Please rant on! I too, had a tough learning curve with the current/past
775 heatsink/cooler installation. To the point that I am frightened to
even try and upgrade the stock Intel hs/cooler that came with my
C2D-E8400's (3). It is truly a mess!
I do understand the snap-fit,
I said something similar first time one of mine fell off,
OVER A YEAR LATTER, and only because I heard
of the problem and yanked it off VERY easily.
Mine jambed IN THE HOLES, instead of catching the
pin lip on the edge of the hole on the opposite side.
(I was lucky the holes fit so well...)
I
Well, I got sick of the pushpinsso I found me another heatsink fan
for a low-profile system...it bolts on from the bottom...not really
designed for the Ninja..but I cut off the pushpins and sort of adapted
it to the Ninja...right now, it's in the systemnot sure I'm pleased
with the
Duncan,
There are several hs/coolers that don't use pushpins...I'm ordering one
for my Ninja..
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/048/sccsi775-775.html
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/acc/048/sccsi775_detail.html
And here is what i have adapted from another cooler I got my hands on
Nice shots, but it helps to be there... grin
Rick Glazier
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From: Anthony Q. Martin
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Anthony,
Agreed about no living in fear. But, I got my stock hs/coolers to
work. And, they work surprisingly well. Shocked I am still.
But, I will look at this Scythe alternative. It does look much like I've
used before with Alpha and ThermalRight.
Best,
Duncan
On 01/19/2010 17:25, Anthony Q.
You're welcome, make sure to enjoy the perks!
Sure wish TabMixPlus would make a TB3 port.
On 1/19/2010 6:26 AM, FORC5 wrote:
thanks
I can get back in the house now :-D
fp
At 06:43 AM 1/19/2010, maccrawj Poked the stick with:
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On 1/19/2010 5:15 AM, FORC5 wrote:
Amazing that they make you buy this as an option rather than shipping their coolers
with it.
On 1/19/2010 2:25 PM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Duncan,
There are several hs/coolers that don't use pushpins...I'm ordering one
for my Ninja..
I bought this Ninja over 2 years ago. The same cooler today comes with
the kit standard. The kit I'm buying is for those of us who got the
older hardware.
Same thing with the Zalman cooler I have in my office machine (which I
bought 2 years go and the revision cooler comes with different
I'm not a fan of the retention mechanism either. I actually will now install
the HSF onto the board before placing it into the case just to guarantee
that the pins are completely engaged.
The Intel HSFs are bad enough, but third party implementations of the
push-pin approach have all seemed to be
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