Cooler Master Masterair MA624 Stealth/MA612 Stealth ARGB review

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Product Installation

Product installation

The installation process of Cooler Master MA612 Stealth ARGB and MA624 Stealth has been described in the included manual, but you can find it on the Cooler Master website (MA612) and for MA624 as well. We’ll show it to you on the example of the AM4 platform.


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First, you need to remove the original installation elements from the motherboard. Then screw the nuts to the provided (not the original motherboard) backplate.


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Most modern cases have a big cut-out for the CPU cooler, so there should be no need to pull the motherboard out to install the backplate. Next, find the mounting plates and screws. Carefully put the mounting bars on, securing them with the screws. Keep in mind that the mounting holes should point outwards the CPU and refer to the instructions on which holes to use when securing the mounting bars.


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You need to apply a bit of thermal paste and remove the plastic film from the radiator base. Last but not least, the base needs to be secured by screws. Position the heatsink on the CPU and begin tightening the spring screws, alternating between them to apply even pressure. Finally, the fan is mounted using the provided fan clips (which are plastic and make life easier). For the Intel, it’s very similar – you need to use the provided backplate, then screw “pillars,” place the arms on it, then secure them with the nuts. The last step is to screw in the radiator to the arms. Fans need to be installed afterward.

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