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cheap bolt thru cpu coolers?
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CrimandEvil
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Not all that hard to make one yourself with nuts, spacers, screws, etc you have laying around (if your a good geek 
). This is what I did with the stock Intel mount after removing the push pins and a mounting bracket from an old Thermaltake cooler:
Otherwise, you can buy a Thermalright bolt mount from a lot of places. Get something like that and just remove the push pins from the Freezer 7 and use the back mounting plate from the Thermalright kit. Or something like that.
). This is what I did with the stock Intel mount after removing the push pins and a mounting bracket from an old Thermaltake cooler:
Otherwise, you can buy a Thermalright bolt mount from a lot of places. Get something like that and just remove the push pins from the Freezer 7 and use the back mounting plate from the Thermalright kit. Or something like that.