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BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 2 on AM4 Socket

JanHechenberger
By JanHechenberger
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Hello,

I want to mount my BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 2 on a AM4 Socket. Has anyone found a way to do that? 

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They did not make a am4 adapter kit for it so sadly no way to get it on there part from the sketchy ziptie mounting which for such a heavy cooler is a terrible idea.

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46 minutes ago, JanHechenberger said:

So you think, I just should try my luck ? 

worst case you can drill a pair of holes and still mount it. the size is too similar to justify a full redesign from the company so it makes sense to keep the same manufacturing specs

The best gaming PC is the PC you like to game on, how you like to game on it

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On 10/18/2020 at 1:30 AM, JanHechenberger said:

Hello,

I want to mount my BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 2 on a AM4 Socket. Has anyone found a way to do that? 

Need Kitbz006 to fit on am4. Used it with my dark rock pro 2 on a msi tomahawk b450. BeQuiet told me that I can use this kit on my own risk.. Its ok

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It took 2 years? Lol!

 

Thanks for sharing!

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