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HTCA-6600 User Manual
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Installing the CPU(s)
Please note that the system delivered to you is already installed with the processor and that this processor
comes with a rather sophisticated design; therefore, the assembly of which must be handled with exclusive
tools and extreme care by professionals. It is strongly recommended that you not make any adjustments to,
remove or even re-install the processor on your own. If handling the processor on your own is inevitable,
please read through the instructions in this section and refer to the
official tutorial released by Intel® to
make sure you have acquired the necessary knowledge and comply with the requirements.
Installing the processor onto the motherboard involves two stages:
1. Mount the processor onto the heat sink to make a PHM (Pro Heat Sink Module)
2. Install the PHM onto the motherboard.
Tools Required
Tool Description
Torque Screwdriver
(Star T30)
Set to 1.36N.m. or 12 in-lbf for
tightening the nuts, which fasten the
PHM on the bolster plate.
ESD Protection
(ESD gloves, ESD-safe work
surface, etc.)
During the entire assembly process,
wear a pair of ESD gloves to avoid
damaging or contaminating the
electronic parts while enhancing your
own safety.
NOTE: The images of tools shown in this document are merely for reference; the actual tools you use may
differ.
Parts Explanation
Item Description
Processor
Please avoid touching the gold fingers or
package lands of the processor even if you are
wearing ESD gloves.
Heat Sink
If a TIM (Thermal Interface Material) protective
film is already attached to the base of the heat
sink, remove it before you mount the processor
on it.
When holding the heat sink, please grip it
along the axis of its fins with your thumb and
your index finger
Axis