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NEWBIE911
01-01-02, 01:09 AM
Does any one know if the alpha 8045 and swiftech mc462 -a
fit on the soltek sl_75drv2 motherboard

The Doors
01-01-02, 02:47 PM
Hi NEWBIE911, welcome to the Forum,
I'm sorry but for sure your Mobo isn't compatible with the HeatSInk Pal8045 (check it here (http://www.micforg.co.jp/mb_inf_pal8045e.html)) so I suppose that is the same with the Swiftech MC462A.

AntmanMike
01-01-02, 05:48 PM
You can modify the heatsinks, however, to fit, as long as you have a hacksaw and vise. This does void the warranty, howver (how the hell are yo going to break a heatsink anyhow???)

Big_KiD
01-01-02, 10:13 PM
I had to take the corner off my alpha to clear a capacitor.. I used a file. IT worked great.

soyo dragon and alpha 8045

The Overclocker
01-02-02, 07:29 AM
an alternate idea is getting the swiftech mcx370 designed for socket 370 cpus but i am sure it will fit your mobo

sgamd
01-02-02, 12:13 PM
MCX462, have one and love it. no problems installing no clearence probs.

Yodums
01-02-02, 01:42 PM
Usually people will work around if it doesn't fit. In this case in the thread you've see people used files etc.

Before my slot computer died I had a Volcano 6cu+ I was planning to put on the slotket I had to cut down maybe 2-3cm because it was coming in contact with the chipset.

You can hacksaw or get a machine sandpaper thingy I don't know what it's called ;)