[CATACLYSMMM]

I was looking at possibly using the Enzotech AM2 retention system with my Tuniq, but I'm not sure how that would work. Basically, I currently have my Tuniq on a 775 set-up and am looking for what I would need to buy to put it on an AM2 set-up.

 

[TwoCables]

The Tuniq Tower actually comes with the parts needed to install it in an AM2 system.

 

[sLowEnd]

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Originally Posted by TwoCables The Tuniq Tower actually comes with the parts needed to install it in an AM2 system.

Some of them do.

 

[TwoCables]

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Originally Posted by sLowEnd Some of them do.

Wait, so then not all of them do? Mine did. I bought mine in late February of 2008, and all of them were coming with mounting hardware for it in addition to the 775 mounting hardware.

 

[I AM TEH LAW GIVAH]

the mounting for tuniq tower (AM2) is horrendous

 

[CATACLYSMMM]

Exactly. It's horrendous so I was thinking of grabbing the Enzotech Retention Module which turns AM2 into 775. I just don't know EVERYTHING I'd need to buy to make it work.

 

[MeatloafOverdose]

I thought my Motherboard was going to snap trying to get that clamp snapped onto the hook, with my tuniq.

 

[sLowEnd]

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Originally Posted by TwoCables Wait, so then not all of them do? Mine did. I bought mine in late February of 2008, and all of them were coming with mounting hardware for it in addition to the 775 mounting hardware.

The older ones only come with 775 and K8 (939) mounting equipment.

 

[CATACLYSMMM]

Regardless if it comes with it or not, I'm off at college and I don't have my old Tuniq stuff. I just have the 775 set-up. I know Enzotech, Prolimatech, and a few other companies have released mounting systems though that make it a lot better. Which one of those do you suggest and do I have to buy any extra bolts?

 

[CATACLYSMMM]

Any other suggestions? :/

 

[champyg]

These Enzotech kits seem to be pretty well put together, no personal experience though. Reading through reviews, it looks like you would have to pick up your own bolts.