In Figure 15 you can check the cooler installed on our motherboard, but still without the fan.
Figure 15: Installed on the motherboard.
In Figure 16, you can see the fan in place.
Figure 16: Fan installed.
In Figure 17, you can see the cooler inside our case. Even being a huge cooler, it did not interfere with any motherboard component nor obstruct the memory sockets.
Figure 17: Installed in our case.
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