Any body know where to get Threadripper/Epyc T20 Torex Driver in 4 days?
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If you won't find a proper torque driver, then maybe something like this? https://www.amazon.com/VEVOR-Screwdriver-Electrician-2-65-70-67-Increment/dp/B0CC236LT8/
You may need longer bits, but your local harborfreigh should have them.
You may need longer bits, but your local harborfreigh should have them.
The torque driver thing is kind of bogus anyway, in practice just tighten the screws until they bottom out but don't wail on them and it'll be fine. The ILM has springs which set the clamping force so it's not like you're relying on tiny deformations in the socket mechanism set by the screw torque to make the pads contact.
Wondering how many people damaged systems while testing zen 1 epyc/threadripper engineering samples to force AMD to come up with these torx drivers
I have used one of these set to 1.5Nm multiple times, because I already had it.
Torque Precision of +-6% should be good for this use case and comes with a calibration certificate.
Been using this for EPYC and Skylake. Had to grab a T30 bit (only for Skylake) because it doesn’t come with one. Also using an extension bit from some DeWalt set. It’s all metal and high quality.
Also- try using TPCM instead of normal heatsink grease. It’s great for handling large server CPUs.
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