Zalman CNPS5100-Cu [6/7] Amd cpu

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(2) Insert one of the provided bolts B into a tapered spring

as shown in Figure 5, and insert the bolt B into an appropriate

mounting hole of the cooler body (See Figure 1). Repeat

until four bolts are installed in the cooler body.

(Caution! The diameter of the spring increases from

one end to the other end. The end of the spring having

a smaller diameter should be directed to the head of

the bolt as shown in Figure 7.)

(3) Spread the thermal grease, which is provided together with the cooler, on the surface of the CPU core.

(4) Check the locations of the nipple holes on the mainboard and the locations of the bolts B, and then place

the Cooler horizontally on the center of the CPU.

(5) For Pentium 4 CPUs :

To make the FHS completely contact the CPU

core (this is important to protect the CPU core

from overheating), tighten each bolt B by one

turn in the order shown in Figure 5 (i.e., in a

diagonal sequence) with a screw driver. The

bolts are mounted so that the height of the bolt

heads is the same as the height of the mounting

holes (as shown in Figure 8).

(Caution! If the height of the bolt head is much lower than that of the mounting hole, the

mainboard and the CPU may be damaged.)

For AMD CPUs :

To make the FHS completely contact the CPU

core (this is important to protect the CPU core

from overheating), tighten each bolt B by one

turn in the order shown in Figure 5 (i.e., in a

diagonal sequence) with a screw driver until

they no longer go in (as shown in Figure 9).

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< Figure 7 >

< Figure 8 >

< Figure 9 >

Pentium 4 CPU

AMD CPU

Mainboard