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Cryorig H7 too heavy?

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Would a Cryorig H7 be too heavy for something like an Asus  PRIME B250M-PLUS? With the possibility of it bending or even breaking?

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No, it will be fine if you mount it properly (There are far heavier air coolers than that). 

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No you would need to put exercise force on it

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You are fine, there are waaaaaaaaaaaaay heavier coolers out there. (Google passive 200w cpu cooler)

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When cooler is mounted with backplate, you don't have to worry about weight. If it would be using push pins, then weight is concern (which is also reason for manufacturers to list max cooler weight). If you have ever seen dual tower coolers on mITX boards...

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