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zalman CNPS7000

Not sure. The method of fastening it to the case uses screws and metal brackets that fit into the stock P4 heatsink retention brackets. You planning on taking your case off road? 😛
 
Originally posted by: beatle
Not sure. The method of fastening it to the case uses screws and metal brackets that fit into the stock P4 heatsink retention brackets. You planning on taking your case off road? 😛
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i lost the pegs that hold the bracket in place 😛
 
Originally posted by: shady06
can the back plate and bolt method be used for P4 boards as well?

thanx
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No it can't. The bolt pattern and the supplied hardware isn't even close to what you'd need to bolt it to the board.

I'd contact Zalman USA and see if they'll send you new parts to replace the missing ones.
 
Are you talking about the aluminum bars? I got a refurb unit from Newegg that was missing those. Made my own from some scrap aluminum strips that I had sitting around leftover from another project. Worked great.
 
Originally posted by: Zap
Are you talking about the aluminum bars? I got a refurb unit from Newegg that was missing those. Made my own from some scrap aluminum strips that I had sitting around leftover from another project. Worked great.
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no, i'm talking about the tink tiny grey pegs that hold the bracket in place
 
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