Einleitung

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    • Find the 2 pull tabs and use them to pull out the CPU tray and place them on the table.

    • Use a hex wrench to unscrew the spring-loaded screw on the CPU heatsink and lift up until the heatsink if fully disconnected.

    • On the bottom of the heatsink will be a copper pad that comes in contact with the CPU. Use a paper towel to wipe off all the remaining thermal paste.

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    • Clean all of the thermal paste on the CPU and lift the metal bar up and pull the bracket back.

    • Gently pull out the old CPU with thumb and pointer finger and then place it towards the side.

    • Don't touch the exposed connectors on the CPU to the CPU tray.

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    • Inspect the cpu socket and other connectors for dust and debris and blow away if necessary.

    • Place the new cpu in with a touch of thermal paste at the top.

    • Do everything in reverse operation

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Branning Goody

Mitglied seit: 24/01/22

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This process shows a single CPU MacPro, which gets a Xeon processor WITH the LID covering it and heatsink on it. As of MacPro4,1 with Nehalem it's bi-xeon CPU and heatsink on a bare processor chip, no lid covers. That difference cannot be seen from a built MacPro board (because of the big heatsinks-) But it's a good performance improvement (CPU temp the lower the faster) when heatsink's directly in contact with the chip.

https://superuser.com/questions/923678/d...

If you can buy a Xeon upgrade just be sure to choose the processor without the lid (most Apple Mac setups) or with the lid cover (as PC setups)

Tina B Rakotoarimanana -

Your guide has been very useful. Best compliments. I'll follow you 4ever!

aureliogiovanardi -

Glad to here!
Thanks for the positive feedback! @goodyb Good job!

Ben Capehart -