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Handy I-7 Insertion Tool

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daubry

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I found that the Silicone Suction Cup in Back of an ARM & HAMMER® Fridge Fresh® Refrigerator Air Filter Works really well in Inserting and removing My I-7 Processors.
I remove it from the Box and trim it down leaving the Wedge in Place.. You need to Lift the Wedge on the Cup in Order to release it. Once you clean of the Proccessor it holds great I've Shaken it pretty good and it Stays Attached. Dont trim off the Center raised Nipple..
That's were you hold it..
You have to be Carefull when the Proccessor is in The Socket in order not to Mash the LGA Grid. And Now I dont Have to Worry When I take out the Proccessor Out or put it In.

I tried for Years to find such a tool and could not, I hope that this pass-along works for Many.
 
Good idea except I just use my fingers which are far superior. But maybe you are an amputee.
 
tangoseal said:
Good idea except I just use my fingers which are far superior. But maybe you are an amputee.
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+juan, never had problems removing CPUs(desktop or otherwise) from motherboards...
 
I don't see the prob with sticking fingers in tight places.
 
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