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    翠星石 (suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com)'s status on Wednesday, 07-May-2025 20:43:31 JST翠星石翠星石
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    @sally @freetar >these boards require some modding to fit standard CPU fan coolers into it
    Yes, they use the G34 socket, which is not common anymore, but certain models of coolers are not that hard to mod.

    You pretty much need a CPU cooler with internal springs and screws that fit the holes (#6-32 machine screws) and that can be modded to work with a 104 mm spacing.

    There is a guide that shows a poor and difficult way of doing a mod; https://www.overclock.net/threads/alternative-socket-g34-cooler-heatsink-modding.1551565/ (reader mode)

    I was sent some images that show the process how to mod a cooler - let me see if I can find them.
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      Alternative Socket G34 Cooler Heatsink Modding
      Dear community, I would like to share with you my recent experience of modding a Scythe Kabuto II CPU cooler to fit it on socket G34 (for AMD Opteron 6000 series). As some of you may already know, G34 coolers are extremely rare. The only options other than industrial (i.e., noisy) solutions are...
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