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Hi,
I bought a second hand 2660v2 which has come but has a frame around the CPU.
I want to put this in a ASRock EPC602D8A but unsure if the frame is needed or not as I have only ever installed CPU's that have had no frames on them.
Please see the attached image for what I mean by frame.
Thanks
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Hello SmanUK,
I understand that you are not sure whether to use the plastic frame or not to install the processor in the motherboard.
Regarding that, after analyzing the picture I determined that the plastic frame is simply a protector frame that was sent inside that ESD bag. This means that you simply need to remove the processor from it and install it normally in the motherboard.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
David V
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Hello SmanUK,
I understand that you are not sure whether to use the plastic frame or not to install the processor in the motherboard.
Regarding that, after analyzing the picture I determined that the plastic frame is simply a protector frame that was sent inside that ESD bag. This means that you simply need to remove the processor from it and install it normally in the motherboard.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
David V
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It had some glue/sticky around two side of it holding it on but I was able to remove it and clean it up with some IPA.
Fits a lot better now, thanks
Scott
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