Ocellaris
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Today I swapped out my DS3L for a Neo2 FR and replaced the stock Xigmatek push pins for the Thermalright 775 back brace. The first time I used the push pins on my Q6600 I had to a 10 degree difference in core temps, then I remounted with the push pins again (some I had to take the motherboard out for anyway) it and got the temps better however it still did not feel very solid. I gotta say using the brace and spring screws just highlights what complete crap push pins are for a mounting system. Most importantly I have some confidence now that the cooler is actually mounted properly and going to stay that way. For anyone considering paying the extra $5 for a brace, I highly recommend it.