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Unread 11-21-2003, 11:53 AM   #1
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Default Mounting hole distances for CPUs



Originally posted by hara in this thread
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Unread 11-22-2003, 10:33 AM   #2
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You know what also would be quite handy, an image with the dimensions of the core (core of a dlt3c to be precise) and how it is located compared to the mounting holes. Do such images exist?
I found some core info here http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...docs/25175.pdf
on pages 63 -66
(but thats without the mounting holes in the drawings ) and i dont know if i'm looking on the right images for my cpu.
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Unread 11-23-2003, 04:58 PM   #3
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Maybe these Socket462 dimensions could be of a little help...IGES 3D model is also available...
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Unread 11-24-2003, 01:22 PM   #4
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I'm sure that the distances between the holes aren't exactly right.
So the distances the core arent either, I guess, and that core doesnt look like a T-bred B core does it? (i think its too square)
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Unread 11-24-2003, 04:36 PM   #5
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I'm sure that the distances between the holes aren't exactly right.
So the distances the core arent either, I guess, and that core doesnt look like a T-bred B core does it? (i think its too square)
The distances between the holes are right enough...here are the exact distances:

36.14mm
66.09mm

The distances for the core are OK...and it really does not matter which core it is, since the distances are shown from the center of the CPU core.
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Unread 11-24-2003, 05:19 PM   #6
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Here are AMD specs:

http://www.smial.prima.de/download/23794.pdf
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The distances for the core are OK...and it really does not matter which core it is, since the distances are shown from the center of the CPU core.
Are you 100% absolutely sure that I can take for the center of my Thoroughbred-B dlt3c the same measurements as on that pic? (->31,4mm and 18mm from the holes)
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Unread 11-25-2003, 01:37 PM   #9
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Quote:
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Are you 100% absolutely sure that I can take for the center of my Thoroughbred-B dlt3c the same measurements as on that pic? (->31,4mm and 18mm from the holes)
Yes, even though the die's are different sizes and shapes they are all centered in the same spot.

It would, however, be nice to know the die sizes and IHS sizes on the P4's and A64's. If your designing a block for a certain CPU it is very good to know the size and shape of the die so you can design the block around it.
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Are you 100% absolutely sure that I can take for the center of my Thoroughbred-B dlt3c the same measurements as on that pic? (->31,4mm and 18mm from the holes)
As Jaydee has already said...use these measurements and don't worry...
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And if the core is 11x7mm in size, the long distance is aligned with the long hole-to-hole distance, and the 7mm side of the core is aligned with the short hole-to-hole distance?
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And if the core is 11x7mm in size, the long distance is aligned with the long hole-to-hole distance, and the 7mm side of the core is aligned with the short hole-to-hole distance?
Not always, the older Durons (up to 1.3gig) and the T-Birds (up to 1.4gig I think) where just the opposite. Attached is a pic of the Duron 1.3gig I used in my Direct Die cooler project which the die layout is just opposite of my T-bred XP's.
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Unread 11-26-2003, 10:12 AM   #13
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Yeah but i have a dlt3c
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So this should be right for me?
plz doublecheck its important
(the core size isnt exactly however)

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[b]So this should be right for me?
plz doublecheck its important
(the core size isnt exactly however)
The distances are OK...however, you have to watch the position where you are looking at the Socket from...in other words, you have to take care when you mount the W/B.
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because on one side its 31,4mm |core - hole| and on the other its more? I'll watch out for that
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because on one side its 31,4mm |core - hole| and on the other its more? I'll watch out for that
Exactly!
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Since there seems to be an interest, here's a repost of some GPU dimensions that a few members here posted:
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Unread 12-12-2003, 11:10 AM   #19
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I believe BladeRunner posted this one:
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And this one came from... Morphling1? (inverted)
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Unread 12-12-2003, 11:14 AM   #21
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Oh what the heck, let's throw in the NB dims too!
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Unread 12-12-2003, 11:16 AM   #22
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Another one, also unknown.
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...and to round it all up, Hara's o-ring groove specs:
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Unread 12-12-2003, 11:35 AM   #24
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and for those interested, a nozzle spec (may not be optimized for submerged flow):
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Unread 12-12-2003, 04:28 PM   #25
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Here's a 3D model of a GF2 card that I use.
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