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Articles: Cooling/PSU

/images/coolers/prometeia-mach2gt/icon.gif Extreme Cooling Technologies Prometeia Mach II GT Review (page 9) [12/02/2005 03:57 PM | Cooling/PSU]
by Kirill "ALT-F13" Balalin
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  1. The back-plate is pressed down to the mainboard, squeezing the insulation out on the sides so that air could not come inside.


  2. The metal fastener for the evaporator is installed on the plastic face-plate.
  3. The seal string is applied along the perimeter of the face-plate.


  4. The processor is put into the socket and covered with thermal paste.
  5. The face-plate is installed on the mainboard.


  6. The back- and face-plates are fastened to each other with screws.


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