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Makeveli, i assume you have the "silvery" CPU backplate on the P6T Rev 2. Did you not notice that the TRUE's mounting plate didnt sit flush to the board? You install regardless eh.....I might have to reinvestigate this again.
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OK at this point is the backplate on with the washer spacers you rigged up, or did you just screw on the backplate with the existing gaps and then torque down the sink on the front and it came snuggly together?
Without a doubt its the silver CPU backplate that is causing the troubles. If you successfully figure out a way to mount that backplate to the mobo securely, make sure you upload some pics for us to check out. Good job out there!
Actaully, i decided to buy the TRUE 1366RT as per the [H] review. How in the hell did Kyle mount that sucker? Did he have the gaps we are talking about? He installed on a P6T Deluxe i beleive?
Finally, someone else is having the same problems as me!! I've been to Asus website, they know nothing, and of course Themralright's support is next too none (I've gotten no reply).
I agree, there's no way that TRUE mounting plate is designed that way. It should be raised much like the...
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I recently purchased the TRUE 120 RT1366 Rev C to use on my Asus P6T motherboard. The problem Im having, is that the TRUEs mounting back plate does not sit properly over the motherboard CPU back plate, therefore, the TRUEs back plate does not sit flush against the motherboards...