Hi, people.
I was just trying to remove a Slot 8 (Pentium Pro) heat sink, and was having difficulty.
It's an HP NetServer LD Pro Server (Model 6/180)--a monster that weighs about 60 lbs (the motherboard is about 15" x 10¾"). It was purchased at a live auction, and given to me by a co-worker.
There's a processor board that has 2 mounting screws.
Well, they loosen, but then seem to tighten after 3 turns or so. Then they feel looser, then tighter. Then, clockwise, they tighten right back up. I'm pretty sure they're not stripped. There's a funny round fastener I'm unfamiliar with on the other side--it doesn't turn, when I loosen the screw, though.
I can't figure this thing out.
The Pentium Pro (180Mhz) works. I'm just trying to get experience before trying to pass A+ tests scheduled for the end of the month). I might also blow the dust out of the heat sink...it was bad....real bad.
I was just trying to remove a Slot 8 (Pentium Pro) heat sink, and was having difficulty.
It's an HP NetServer LD Pro Server (Model 6/180)--a monster that weighs about 60 lbs (the motherboard is about 15" x 10¾"). It was purchased at a live auction, and given to me by a co-worker.
There's a processor board that has 2 mounting screws.
Well, they loosen, but then seem to tighten after 3 turns or so. Then they feel looser, then tighter. Then, clockwise, they tighten right back up. I'm pretty sure they're not stripped. There's a funny round fastener I'm unfamiliar with on the other side--it doesn't turn, when I loosen the screw, though.
I can't figure this thing out.
The Pentium Pro (180Mhz) works. I'm just trying to get experience before trying to pass A+ tests scheduled for the end of the month). I might also blow the dust out of the heat sink...it was bad....real bad.