LGA2011 cooler to AM4 socket adapter
por Bart van Netburg en Thingiverse
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK This is an adapter to be able to put a lga2011 cooler on an AM4 socket. Because the components around the AM4 socket can have different positions depending on the motherboard this may not always fit. Print with ABS or PETG Tested with an Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero and an EKWB.
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Archivos (8)
- am4_lga2011_adapter_A_V2.FCStd FCSTD · 129 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_A_V2.stl STL · 45 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_B_V2.FCStd FCSTD · 113 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_B_V2.stl STL · 45 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_A_V3.FCStd FCSTD · 151 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_A_V3.stl STL · 61 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_B_V3.FCStd FCSTD · 139 KB
- am4_lga2011_adapter_B_V3.stl STL · 61 KB
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USE AT YOUR OWN RISK This is an adapter to be able to put a lga2011 cooler on an AM4 socket. Because the components around the AM4 socket can have different positions depending on the motherboard this may not always fit. Print with ABS or PETG Tested with an Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero and an EKWB lga2011 waterblock. The bracket is printed with 100% infill PETG. Only a short test with V2 and a long term test with V3. V2 sits 1 mm higher than V3 V3 matches what I measured that the pressure should be with a socket lga2011 V2 seems to be fine tho and is easier to print When first installing I recommend checking if the thermal paste spreads evenly on the cpu. I made this with FreeCad, and all project files are included. Feel free to remix/improve
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