F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop You need to remove this bracket (Fixed).

You need to remove this bracket (Fixed).

You need to remove this bracket (Fixed).

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mcfarlin
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08-22-2023, 08:04 PM
#11
It's a prebuilt HP model.
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mcfarlin
08-22-2023, 08:04 PM #11

It's a prebuilt HP model.

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HitTom9886
Member
229
08-23-2023, 02:21 AM
#12
I confirmed your point about using a screw. It’s possible to remove it if needed, but extra care is essential. For the best results, opt for a very thin mini-screwdriver—just be cautious not to scratch the PCB during removal. If that’s the only option, carefully maneuver around the four holes to gently extract the plate’s studs evenly.
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HitTom9886
08-23-2023, 02:21 AM #12

I confirmed your point about using a screw. It’s possible to remove it if needed, but extra care is essential. For the best results, opt for a very thin mini-screwdriver—just be cautious not to scratch the PCB during removal. If that’s the only option, carefully maneuver around the four holes to gently extract the plate’s studs evenly.

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Blazey_YT
Junior Member
21
08-23-2023, 02:48 AM
#13
I experienced a comparable issue with a prebuilt stem. At the end, I discovered the bracket was secured to the motherboard using double-sided tape (a robust type). I had to apply significant force and place a credit card underneath.
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Blazey_YT
08-23-2023, 02:48 AM #13

I experienced a comparable issue with a prebuilt stem. At the end, I discovered the bracket was secured to the motherboard using double-sided tape (a robust type). I had to apply significant force and place a credit card underneath.

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GhostPixels
Junior Member
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08-23-2023, 03:34 AM
#14
What kind of cooler are you setting up? If it really needs removal, you’ll have to locate a standard CPU socket so you can reattach the bracket plate. In theory, if the cooler is firmly gripping the CPU, it might be fine—but I haven’t tried that before. Try using a hair dryer to heat the bracket and board, then gently release it; this reduces the risk of misalignment and damage if something slips.
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GhostPixels
08-23-2023, 03:34 AM #14

What kind of cooler are you setting up? If it really needs removal, you’ll have to locate a standard CPU socket so you can reattach the bracket plate. In theory, if the cooler is firmly gripping the CPU, it might be fine—but I haven’t tried that before. Try using a hair dryer to heat the bracket and board, then gently release it; this reduces the risk of misalignment and damage if something slips.

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SmartBoysFart
Member
211
08-24-2023, 01:45 AM
#15
I'm setting up a CryoGen H7 device.
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SmartBoysFart
08-24-2023, 01:45 AM #15

I'm setting up a CryoGen H7 device.

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FiveDylan
Junior Member
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08-30-2023, 11:42 AM
#16
Absolutely, the factory cooler mount isn't compatible with this cooler. Do you want to upgrade your CPU and look for a more effective cooler, or are you experiencing overheating issues with the original one?
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FiveDylan
08-30-2023, 11:42 AM #16

Absolutely, the factory cooler mount isn't compatible with this cooler. Do you want to upgrade your CPU and look for a more effective cooler, or are you experiencing overheating issues with the original one?

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