How to remove slot1 proc

Dr3w · 27-July-05, 11:41 AM

Hey, well i was wodnering how the hell a slot1 proceser comes off motherboard ? if been pulling and it wont come off, its on a jetway 993an what do i remove or move to get it off ? i cant see anything

Kemosabe79 · 27-July-05, 12:08 PM

There should be two clips on each side of the processor that you have to pull in order to get it out. Here is a step-by-step in .pdf

Dr3w · 27-July-05, 12:20 PM

ya there is 2 clips lol exactly like that pic they dont seem to be removable thou but ill figger it out thanks man

Kemosabe79 · 27-July-05, 12:57 PM

No problem. Its kinda tricky...you have to have three hands on some boards. My on my Abit BE6-2, I have to pull both clips at the same time and then pull the processor out.

nev_payne · 27-July-05, 01:13 PM

Depends on the board you have - some have heatsink supports you need to unscrew/unclip. Anything attached to the heatsink other than the P2?

Dr3w · 27-July-05, 01:27 PM

naw man, im still trying.. it came off yesterday today it seems stuck, there was just 2 bracket on each side and then u insert processer but im hell bent they arent even touching the thing, is there a possibily its just stuck ? lol

nev_payne · 27-July-05, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr3w


	naw man, im still trying.. it came off yesterday today it seems stuck, there was just 2 bracket on each side and then u insert processer but im hell bent they arent even touching the thing, is there a possibily its just stuck ? lol

In that case, there should be 4 brass colored screws for a philips cross-head screwdriver? I you take these out the whole unit should be removable with ease - the slot connector would be the only thing holding it in place. Can you get a picture at all?

Dr3w · 27-July-05, 01:54 PM

thats the mobo just without the socket , but the same slot thing, theres no screws ?, the processer just slips right in.. doesnt seem to have anything holding it there, those clips just seem to hold hte heatsink if it was a heavier one

nev_payne · 27-July-05, 02:06 PM

ok ill put up some photos after dinner - ill see if theres a jammin problem somewhere. Your in good hands drew - i have a slot 1 P2 system on my desk right now

Dr3w · 27-July-05, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by nev_payne


	ok ill put up some photos after dinner - ill see if theres a jammin problem somewhere. Your in good hands drew - i have a slot 1 P2 system on my desk right now

nice (Y) thanks man, by the way if it helps i noticed on some the heatsink had a plastic thing that would be inserted into those 2 black things at the end to hold it.. i dont have one if it helps to know. thanks again man.

turbopsi · 27-July-05, 02:28 PM

Like Kemosabe said... there are two plastic "sliding" clips on each side of the cpu. You pull them either up, or down, and it unlocks the processor socket, then the cpu will pull right out.

You shouldn't have to unscrew anything.....

nev_payne · 27-July-05, 03:23 PM

Turbo - as the CPU is jammed, I thought it would be best to remove the entire unit with the support bracket.

As your support bracket is effectively stuck to the board, I have to assume theres a heatsink problem. Heres my piccy:

The motherboard im working on as a secondary bracket to work with - the heatsink is clippied into this area. I think whats happened is the heatsink and processor blocks have jammed on one of the bracket edges - is there anything noticable about the way the cpu is sitting at the mo?

Kemosabe79 · 28-July-05, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by nev_payne


	Turbo - as the CPU is jammed, I thought it would be best to remove the entire unit with the support bracket. As your support bracket is effectively stuck to the board, I have to assume theres a heatsink problem. Heres my piccy: The motherboard im working on as a secondary bracket to work with - the heatsink is clippied into this area. I think whats happened is the heatsink and processor blocks have jammed on one of the bracket edges - is there anything noticable about the way the cpu is sitting at the mo?

I too have had to go that route...i had a dell(I know...shoot me) that did exactly that. Like Nev said, It depends on the motherboard.

27-July-05, 11:41 AM		#1 (permalink)
Dr3w Apex Elite Expert Tech	How to remove slot1 proc Hey, well i was wodnering how the hell a slot1 proceser comes off motherboard ? if been pulling and it wont come off, its on a jetway 993an what do i remove or move to get it off ? i cant see anything

27-July-05, 03:23 PM		#12 (permalink)
nev_payne Apex Tech God	Turbo - as the CPU is jammed, I thought it would be best to remove the entire unit with the support bracket. As your support bracket is effectively stuck to the board, I have to assume theres a heatsink problem. Heres my piccy: The motherboard im working on as a secondary bracket to work with - the heatsink is clippied into this area. I think whats happened is the heatsink and processor blocks have jammed on one of the bracket edges - is there anything noticable about the way the cpu is sitting at the mo? Attached Thumbnails

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27-July-05, 12:08 PM		#2 (permalink)
Kemosabe79 whaaat? wheaties?	There should be two clips on each side of the processor that you have to pull in order to get it out. Here is a step-by-step in .pdf

27-July-05, 12:20 PM		#3 (permalink)
Dr3w Apex Elite Expert Tech	ya there is 2 clips lol exactly like that pic they dont seem to be removable thou but ill figger it out thanks man

27-July-05, 12:57 PM		#4 (permalink)
Kemosabe79 whaaat? wheaties?	No problem. Its kinda tricky...you have to have three hands on some boards. My on my Abit BE6-2, I have to pull both clips at the same time and then pull the processor out.

27-July-05, 01:13 PM		#5 (permalink)
nev_payne Apex Tech God	Depends on the board you have - some have heatsink supports you need to unscrew/unclip. Anything attached to the heatsink other than the P2?

27-July-05, 01:27 PM		#6 (permalink)
Dr3w Apex Elite Expert Tech	naw man, im still trying.. it came off yesterday today it seems stuck, there was just 2 bracket on each side and then u insert processer but im hell bent they arent even touching the thing, is there a possibily its just stuck ? lol

27-July-05, 01:54 PM		#8 (permalink)
Dr3w Apex Elite Expert Tech	thats the mobo just without the socket , but the same slot thing, theres no screws ?, the processer just slips right in.. doesnt seem to have anything holding it there, those clips just seem to hold hte heatsink if it was a heavier one

27-July-05, 02:06 PM		#9 (permalink)
nev_payne Apex Tech God	ok ill put up some photos after dinner - ill see if theres a jammin problem somewhere. Your in good hands drew - i have a slot 1 P2 system on my desk right now

27-July-05, 02:28 PM		#11 (permalink)
turbopsi Supe-Hoe-Charged	Like Kemosabe said... there are two plastic "sliding" clips on each side of the cpu. You pull them either up, or down, and it unlocks the processor socket, then the cpu will pull right out. You shouldn't have to unscrew anything.....