Detailed how to Install the Cooler Master Hyper N520 Heat Sink and Fan
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added to favorites for length of video.
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Is it gonna fit in Mid ATX cabinet?looks kinds huge
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@Jonedcc .. umm.. I don't see the Grounding wrist strap. u wear it on your ankle?
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@KitsuniRose lol really? amd is cool i dont want to pay 200$+ on a CPU i have better things to spend my money at.
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that copper look wonderful nice heat dissipation metal
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at 7:35 , dude has 3 hands!!
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It's 817 seconds long... 13:37!
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I think you should have been able to keep the standard backplate, as the holes are in the same place. Meh :D
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My only problem would be to take out the whole motherboard again = (
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It's not "Azeus"
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And i assume Daaenniek is a regular Picasso, everyone's a critic. As an update, my setup has run cool and nearly silent since install.
Jonedcc 1 month ago
No, Meothui22 isn't trolling at all.
Jonedcc 3 months ago
By strategically places the boxes so that it can safely support the mobo and leave a pocket to put a back plate on, you work with the mobo right-side up the whole time. The only small disadvantage is that you have to "feel" your way on putting the back plate on with the nuts.
coppertrial 4 months ago 2
@coppertrial Good Idea, wish I though of that!
Jonedcc 3 months ago
This video (and the other one) shows how not to apply thermal grease. You should never try covering the whole thing, stick to a small drop in the center, or maybe a small dash if you know the orientation of the cores (google arctic silver manual). This excess grease harms heat dissipation, and don't bother spreading, it occurs naturally and evenly when put together.
Also watch it with the gloves, skin oil does nothing compared to harmful static buildup.
freeculture 5 months ago 3
@freeculture
I was wearing a grounding wrist strap, sooo no static.
Jonedcc 4 months ago