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    The "Maniac Mount" (well it's a -Scythe-!)

    In creating a backplate mount for my plastic-peg Scythe Infinity, I discovered that I also had interference with the cpu clamping hardware. The following pics illustrate the problem and my fix.

    Pic 1: A - capacitor. B,C - clamping hardware interference points. I have already ground away the HS base in this pic. You can see what's left, just below the five heatsink pipes.

    Pics 2, 3, 4 and 5 are additional views. In the last pic, you can also see that I reversed the position of the mounting screw. I have 'ventilated' the backside of my case, so I can un/bolt the HSF without taking the mobo out.
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    Intel E6600, D975xbx2, 3xWD Caviar, Matrox P650PCIe, Sony DVD-RAM+. TR IFX-14 push/woosh/pull w/Panaflow 1700rpm, 120mm x 38mm. One intake from BACKSIDE of mobo thru cutout over cpu mount.
    3.75 GHz, 1.5 vcore Orthos: 65c @ 24c ambient.

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