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It will come with a backplate that you mount on the back of the motherboard

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So I got the cooler in the picture and I want to put it on a 1151 mobo.It is advertised for 1155/56 socket but it should be the same.
However, as you can see, it doesn't have push pins but screws.I have installed a 1151 cooler before with push pins but I can't see how will this work.
I mean the mobo holes don't seem to have screw paths.So is it supposed to fit or should I get another cooler?

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It will come with a backplate that you mount on the back of the motherboard

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It will come with a backplate that you mount on the back of the motherboard

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Wow I'm such an idiot.I thought the backplate was supposed to be between the cooler and the CPU.Thanks dude!

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If the cooler is new and in a box it will include a backplate where it will screw in.

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