New HSF and retention for hammer!

JDXNC

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Check this out. It looks like a very good idea to me, no more broken lugs!

 

quegyboe

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Looks cool. So instead of clamps, we get leavers.

 

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Thats pretty much it, but it it helps solve some previouse problems I am for it.

 

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Ya.... no more sliped screwdrivers and messed up tracers

So how much pressure does it actually have?

 

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my friend di dthat once. was trying to put the hsf on it and slipped and severed the tracer. He had to get an RMA on it, im surprised he was able to.

 

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socket 754?? omg thats huge! i thought socket As were big.....

 

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i hope this kind of retentions doesnt break chips

 

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Doofie27cp2 said:

socket 754?? omg thats huge! i thought socket As were big.....

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the sledgehammer is gonna have 904 thats mindbogling there is no gap in the socket the entire bottem of the chip is covered in pins!

 

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spazzkid said:

i hope this kind of retentions doesnt break chips

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It won't brake chips only because Hammers will have the same protection as the current P-IVs have, so the die will be always protected and I bet the froce that will be applied would be a killer one

 

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Its designed for 75 pounds of force.