Installation of DBX-B is simple: you just need to put the backplate shown in Figure 7 on the solder side of the motherboard, put the cooler on the CPU and fasten four screws that attach the cooler in place. Obviously this cooler only fits socket LGA1366.
Figure 7: Backplate.
In Figure 8, you can see the cooler installed in our case. During our bechmarking the case rear fan was turned off.
Figure 8: Installed in our case.
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