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Re: Z400 Aftermarket Upgrades

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Skylarking.... Google is a wonderful thing....

 

Here's another tool also used for the HP ProLiant WS460c G6, which runs some of the LGA 1366 socket processors, and I think I found a source for these tools, which are also shown in the linked Intel post, and below:

 

Intel processor handle.jpg

 

http://proliant-ws460c.helpmax.net/en/removal-and-replacement-procedures/processor/

 

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/boards-and-kits/desktop-boards/000007108.html

 

Here's your source:

 

http://www.ccic.com.tw/lga.php

 

Smiley Wink Just email or give a ring to Monica or Tina, but I'm afraid you'll have to buy 36 or pay the $10.00 surcharge.  I don't think you want the "factory" one.  The "field" version would be fine.  I'll buy one from you after you have your stash secured.  I don't need the protective cap removal tool.... I can do that myself.

 

Please make sure to get the "LGA 13XX Socket B" model, which is the socket used in these Z400/Z600 workstations.

 

Best,  Scott

 

 

 

p.s.  This article has some good pics..... I put on my Noctua thermal paste before I set the processor in place because I am reusing my original HP heatsink or adding a used one.  Brand new HP workstation heatsinks come with factory pre-applied small dots of thermal paste applied to the heatsink's processor contact face, which is handy.  This article does not show a HP workstation or HP heatsink/fan, but has some good tips on caution, and great pics.  Personally, I'm actually sticking with my careful two finger approach:

 

http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=2385

 

 

 

 


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