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/images/coolers/akasa-revo/icon.gif Victims of Compact Design and Original Ideas: Akasa Revo, AURAS Conditioner and XIGMATEK AIO-S80DP (page 10) [05/12/2008 05:39 PM | Cooling/PSU]
by Sergey Lepilov
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Installation Tips

XIGMATEK AIO-S80DP can be installed on contemporary mainboards for Intel processors with two plastic retentions. They are fastened to the mainboard PCB with the included bushes and are tightened up to the backplate at the bottom of the board:

 

After that the cooler fits on top of the CPU and is fastened to the previously installed retentions with the bundled spring-screws:

The cooler is pressed very firmly against the processor heat-spreader. Despite the seeming bulkiness, XIGMATEK AIO-S80DP fit onto our mainboard without any problems. Now we should just connect the power cables to the board (or to the PSU using the proper adapters) and the system will be ready to rock.

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