Figure 11 shows the clips used to install the Dark Knight on Intel CPUs, which must be screwed to the base of the cooler.
Figure 11: Holders
After that, put the backplate on the solder side of the motherboard, put the cooler over the CPU, and fasten the four screws. Figure 12 reveals the Dark Knight installed in our computer.
Figure 12: Cooler installed
Figure 13 shows the LEDs glowing in the fan.
Figure 13: Turned on
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