attilathehun1

I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler.
Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure to
install this one?
I don't want to mess it up.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
attilahthehun1
PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
--
attilathehun1

attilathehun1

The spring clip has much more tension then most CPU fans. Has anyone
installed this fan by just manually pushing down on it, or did you have to
use a screwdriver as usual. Be precise, please.
Thanks, attilathehun1
--
attilathehun1


"attilathehun1" wrote:

> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler.
> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure to
> install this one?
> I don't want to mess it up.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> Thanks,
> attilahthehun1
> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
> --
> attilathehun1

Michael T.

"attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
> Cooler.
> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure to
> install this one?
> I don't want to mess it up.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> Thanks,
> attilahthehun1
> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
> --
> attilathehun1


Try posting at:
microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware

Bill in Co.

He's already had this explained to him numerous times in the other group.

Michael T. wrote:
> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
>> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>> Cooler.
>> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
>> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>> to
>> install this one?
>> I don't want to mess it up.
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>> Thanks,
>> attilahthehun1
>> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
>> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
>> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
>> --
>> attilathehun1
>
>
> Try posting at:
> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware

Colin Barnhorst

If it doesn't feel quite right don't do it. I had one that felt like it was
taking too much pressure and it turned out another fan was a better fit.

"attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:02AF970D-19E5-454D-BFB5-7E160A6D5698@microsoft.com...
> The spring clip has much more tension then most CPU fans. Has anyone
> installed this fan by just manually pushing down on it, or did you have to
> use a screwdriver as usual. Be precise, please.
> Thanks, attilathehun1
> --
> attilathehun1
>
>
> "attilathehun1" wrote:
>
>> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>> Cooler.
>> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
>> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>> to
>> install this one?
>> I don't want to mess it up.
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>> Thanks,
>> attilahthehun1
>> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
>> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
>> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
>> --
>> attilathehun1

Bill in Co.

And the clips are all different. Some are too tight, some are too loose,
some don't fit.

Colin Barnhorst wrote:
> If it doesn't feel quite right don't do it. I had one that felt like it
> was
> taking too much pressure and it turned out another fan was a better fit.
>
> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:02AF970D-19E5-454D-BFB5-7E160A6D5698@microsoft.com...
>> The spring clip has much more tension then most CPU fans. Has anyone
>> installed this fan by just manually pushing down on it, or did you have
>> to
>> use a screwdriver as usual. Be precise, please.
>> Thanks, attilathehun1
>> --
>> attilathehun1
>>
>>
>> "attilathehun1" wrote:
>>
>>> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>>> Cooler.
>>> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>>> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This
>>> fan
>>> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>>> to
>>> install this one?
>>> I don't want to mess it up.
>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>>> Thanks,
>>> attilahthehun1
>>> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech.
>>> Otherwise
>>> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a
>>> Zalman,
>>> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit
>>> hard.
>>> --
>>> attilathehun1

attilathehun1

I don't want to be addressed in 3rd person. I'm no troll. Ok, you want to
know the truth. No, I'm not telling you the truth, you can't handle the
truth.
What have I had explained to me in another group? Either I should use a
screwdriver, or not. It takes a certain amount of pressure to apply or
install a CPU fan. It takes half as much, usually, of lbs. of pressure to
remove a CPU fan. I've done my Compaq Presario a number of times with a
sdrewdriver. I'm just wondering if there is a certain precise different way
of installing this Zalman.
If you don't know the answer, don't feel bad. That's why we are here, to
help one another.
Ok, again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, attilathehun1
--
attilathehun1


"Michael T." wrote:

>
> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
> > I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
> > Cooler.
> > Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
> > driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This fan
> > seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure to
> > install this one?
> > I don't want to mess it up.
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> > Thanks,
> > attilahthehun1
> > PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech. Otherwise
> > I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a Zalman,
> > which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit hard.
> > --
> > attilathehun1
>
>
> Try posting at:
> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
>
>
>

Fiddler

who the h*ll is Gary?

"attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AD21C9F5-D49E-4C00-87BD-0ACADA17C742@microsoft.com...
>I don't want to be addressed in 3rd person. I'm no troll. Ok, you want to
> know the truth. No, I'm not telling you the truth, you can't handle the
> truth.
> What have I had explained to me in another group? Either I should use a
> screwdriver, or not. It takes a certain amount of pressure to apply or
> install a CPU fan. It takes half as much, usually, of lbs. of pressure to
> remove a CPU fan. I've done my Compaq Presario a number of times with a
> sdrewdriver. I'm just wondering if there is a certain precise different
> way
> of installing this Zalman.
> If you don't know the answer, don't feel bad. That's why we are here, to
> help one another.
> Ok, again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks, attilathehun1
> --
> attilathehun1
>
>
> "Michael T." wrote:
>
>>
>> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> message
>> news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
>> > I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>> > Cooler.
>> > Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>> > driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This
>> > fan
>> > seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>> > to
>> > install this one?
>> > I don't want to mess it up.
>> > Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>> > Thanks,
>> > attilahthehun1
>> > PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech.
>> > Otherwise
>> > I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a
>> > Zalman,
>> > which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit
>> > hard.
>> > --
>> > attilathehun1
>>
>>
>> Try posting at:
>> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
>>
>>
>>
>

Fiddler

The Akasa AK-875 does everything that the Zalman does
"attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AD21C9F5-D49E-4C00-87BD-0ACADA17C742@microsoft.com...
>I don't want to be addressed in 3rd person. I'm no troll. Ok, you want to
> know the truth. No, I'm not telling you the truth, you can't handle the
> truth.
> What have I had explained to me in another group? Either I should use a
> screwdriver, or not. It takes a certain amount of pressure to apply or
> install a CPU fan. It takes half as much, usually, of lbs. of pressure to
> remove a CPU fan. I've done my Compaq Presario a number of times with a
> sdrewdriver. I'm just wondering if there is a certain precise different
> way
> of installing this Zalman.
> If you don't know the answer, don't feel bad. That's why we are here, to
> help one another.
> Ok, again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks, attilathehun1
> --
> attilathehun1
>
>
> "Michael T." wrote:
>
>>
>> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> message
>> news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
>> > I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>> > Cooler.
>> > Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>> > driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This
>> > fan
>> > seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>> > to
>> > install this one?
>> > I don't want to mess it up.
>> > Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>> > Thanks,
>> > attilahthehun1
>> > PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech.
>> > Otherwise
>> > I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a
>> > Zalman,
>> > which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit
>> > hard.
>> > --
>> > attilathehun1
>>
>>
>> Try posting at:
>> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
>>
>>
>>
>

Bill in Co.

(Gary's someone in the other group he was bugging about some similar
questions). Besides which, this question has been answered already, in
general terms. Hell, I even answered it, in general terms. But such
specifics for Zalman? Google is your friend. And "Attila the hun"?
LOL. Yeah, right! (You're a millenium or two out of place, boy).

Fiddler wrote:
> who the h*ll is Gary?
>
> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:AD21C9F5-D49E-4C00-87BD-0ACADA17C742@microsoft.com...
>> I don't want to be addressed in 3rd person. I'm no troll. Ok, you want to
>> know the truth. No, I'm not telling you the truth, you can't handle the
>> truth.
>> What have I had explained to me in another group? Either I should use a
>> screwdriver, or not. It takes a certain amount of pressure to apply or
>> install a CPU fan. It takes half as much, usually, of lbs. of pressure to
>> remove a CPU fan. I've done my Compaq Presario a number of times with a
>> sdrewdriver. I'm just wondering if there is a certain precise different
>> way
>> of installing this Zalman.
>> If you don't know the answer, don't feel bad. That's why we are here, to
>> help one another.
>> Ok, again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
>> Thanks,
>> attilathehun1
>> --
>> attilathehun1
>>
>>
>> "Michael T." wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> "attilathehun1" <attilathehun1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>>> message
>>> news:6415D398-6A24-4AA9-A02C-654D9193C8ED@microsoft.com...
>>>> I just bought a Zalman CPU fan model #CPNS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU
>>>> Cooler.
>>>> Now, I've built PCs and usually I install the stock fan and use a screw
>>>> driver to push down on the side to get it clipped onto the mobo. This
>>>> fan
>>>> seems a little too big and do you think I should use the same procedure
>>>> to
>>>> install this one?
>>>> I don't want to mess it up.
>>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> attilahthehun1
>>>> PS Gary, I don't need to be reminded to bring it to a PC tech.
>>>> Otherwise
>>>> I'd not be asking this question. Gary, if you've ever installed a
>>>> Zalman,
>>>> which I doubt, you'd know what I'm talking about. This one is a bit
>>>> hard.
>>>> --
>>>> attilathehun1
>>>
>>>
>>> Try posting at:
>>> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware