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bolt threw bracket

Not sure I understand the question or comment.

However I personally prefer a heatsink with a bolt through bracket.
 
i had too many fans falling off. here and internet said 95 percent off socket 775 intell
fell off on the way home dell hp etc dont use em plastic clips.
i switched over wont risk the isue of fan falling off and killingnew pc.
most good cases are screw less /stand of mount for mobo so no isues with em
 
Well the problem with bolts are that some people have heavy hands and break their boards. Personally I prefer bolts as I know it ain't going any where. :D
 
heavy heat sinks would pull that back plate threw mobo:confused:
then i bet u hate it. and dont over tighten screws
 
bolt threw kit is a must with any heavy heatsink on an lga-775 socket board.. no questions asked.. why intel never learns from this no one will know..
 
i even put em on stock fans i no were a kit is at online store 5 bucks
either 775 the newer i cpu
 
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