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DIY Guides: How To Install/Remove Intel Socket 775 CPU and Heatsink
DIY Guides: How To Install/Remove Intel Socket 775 CPU and Heatsink - PCSTATS
Abstract: With Intel's latest processor socket 775 formfactor, Intel has accomplished a couple of noteworthy things. The first was to substantially reduce the complexity and cost of manufacturing.

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  Intel   Beginners Guides   Jan.08.09   Mike D.  

Apply pressure to the LGA775 CPU

Push the lever down and away from the socket until you can fit it under its metal retention tab.

(Above: for clarity, shown with plastic cover removed)

Securing the lever under the retention tab will fasten the load plate correctly and should cause the plastic protective cover to pop loose. If it does not come loose, you can safely remove it now by pulling it away from the load plate with your finger. In either case, remove and save the plastic protective cover.

(Above: for clarity, shown with plastic cover removed)

Your processor is now correctly in place and ready for heatsink installation. Before you can do this though, you should install the motherboard correctly into your computer case. If you need any help on this topic, see this PCSTATS guide on the subject.

Now it's time to install the heatsink, this isn't complicated but can be a little tricky in the confines of a dark computer case.

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 Page 1:  DIY Guides: How To Install/Remove Intel Socket 775 CPU and Heatsink
 Page 2:  Installing an LGA 775 Processor Safely
 Page 3:  Inserting the socket 775 CPU the right way
 Page 4:  Locking the Processor in Position
 Page 5:  — Apply pressure to the LGA775 CPU
 Page 6:  Installing the CPU Heatsink Correctly
 Page 7:  Removing Socket 775 heatsinks and processors safely
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