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12-31-2004 at 06:15:18 AM

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I have just buy a 9NDA3+ mobo all is set up but now i have 8 mini
heatsinks and i dont know where to put them ... If you know where they
go please let me know , if you have somme pictures it will be easly

Thx all

Emmanuel Parent

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12-31-2004 at 06:15:19 AM

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They probably are for attaching to the power mosfets by the cpu socket.
Probably not necessary.

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> I have just buy a 9NDA3+ mobo all is set up but now i have 8 mini
> heatsinks and i dont know where to put them ... If you know where they
> go please let me know , if you have somme pictures it will be easly
>
> Thx all
>
> Emmanuel Parent


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