I dunno about swiftech supporting the mc462-a for the asus a7m266. Either way, there's a real easy mod so it will fit.
Heres what I did.
1. Find the corner that collides with the stupid capacator on the a7m266 mb.
2. Get out your power drill and a small grinding wheel.
3. Grind off the corner in question. It's likely you will loose 2 of the aluminum pins here.. but ok n' so what. Polish off the corner so there's no sharp edges
4. Remove the bolt that no longer has a securing location, take it to the hardware store, get one that's say... 1" shorter, along with a couple of nuts that fit it.
5. Find some A/B Epoxy.. I use MarineTex. Seems to be the best stuff I've ever used. Usually you can find this at a marine store. You know.. boats n' stuff...
6. Drop the bolt through the corner of the fan, attach the nuts, mix some epoxy, and bond the nuts to the remaining aluminum rods. Note, I gluded my nuts to the aluminum posts, then carefully looped the epoxy around the nut so it acts like kind of a inplace lock on the outside. BE CAREFUL NOT TO GET THIS EPOXY ON THE THREADS OF THE BOLT... I hope I don't have to elaborate on this!
7. Let it dry, let it dry, let it dry.. The MarineTex has an emergency mix method where it gets hard in 10 mins, and like steel in 24 hrs.. this is the mix i used.
8. Tighten up the bolt a bit, apply thermal paste, HS to CPU/Mb, connect electrically, put on Jet Engine ear muffs, n' power it up...
Be sure not to have any small objects, pets, children around when you crank this thing up or they may get sucked in!
enjoy
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