No, there isn't a third-party OC CPU mounting frame available for the der8auer OC.
No, there isn't a third-party OC CPU mounting frame available for the der8auer OC.
or something that fits the 3770k? I'm having trouble with my i7 and don't want to raise the cooler pressure. My table shakes a bit when the cat jumps, but it doesn't crash unless it's really strong. I'm using direct die cooling with a Scyth Mugan 5 and had to add the nylon washer between the cooler and the retention bracket. That way I get the right pressure without risking a hard restart or messing up the stock settings.
He wasn't producing de-lid tools or lid support brackets in 2012. He began using the razor method I implemented for removing soldered processors as early as 2009. I think the first die-mate model hit the market in 2017. Probably you've already looked this up and have a good idea—there doesn't seem to be a standard frame for socket 1155. The setup includes two machine screws, requiring 125 psi. The plated or unplated screw diameter is about 0.138 inches, with a plated surface area of 40mm equating to roughly 1.575 inches squared. Calculating gives approximately 2.48 square inches when divided by the screw dimensions, which translates to about 4.28 in-lbs per screw. If you're using four screws, consider reducing the load to around 2.14 in-lbs each.
It's a 2-screw bracket with one bar securing the cooler. It seems like you might need more shimming, but I hope the second stim check goes well so I don't have to replace my motherboard.