LGA 2011 3 Bracket and Socket 3d models

The LGA 2011-3 socket is featured on X99 chipset motherboards, such as those from Asus that employ an OC socket with additional pins. The Type 2 bracket is commonly utilized on these boards. SolidWorks models and KeyShot renderings are used for...

The Asus X99 motherboard features an OC socket with additional pins compared to the standard LGA 2011-3 socket. The standard LGA 2011-3 socket specifications can be found here. The design has been modeled in SolidWorks and rendered using Luxion...

I designed this project using Tinkercad, and you can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/2ns23PQ0HTd. ... This mounting kit for the LGA 2011 CPU socket is incredibly easy to use.

This is a holder for a LGA 2011-3 CPU.

This is a mounting bracket designed specifically for an Intel Socket LGA 775 CPU water block. The AlphaCool unit it supports features holes that enable secure attachment of both flexible and hard line tubing fittings. The upper and lower brackets...

Remixed an older design from Discobanan since the original had a lot of friction for me.&nbsp;Safely store your precious Xeons (and Desktop CPUs)! ...Best printed as the STLs are already orientated.</p>

The Asus OC socket can be found in the LGA 2011-3 Bracket and Asus OC Socket. Most components were modeled based on specifications, and each part/assembly file is available in my model library for download. ...However, this model should not be used...

The X99 Deluxe motherboard from Asus is engineered to work seamlessly with Intel's Socket 2011-3 processors. Using SolidWorks, detailed models of this component were created, and then KeyShot rendered it into stunning high-quality visuals. This...

Some motherboards doesn't have the LGA2011-0 socket with the screws. ... With this you can put 4 nuts on the holes and mount a cooler without the full plate.

Needed a tray for some Xeon E5. ...I took the STL from havli and changed the size of the gap so that it fits my needs. ... The top layer are yellow because I ran out of filament at the end of the print.

NZXT Kraken bracket for 1366/2011 socket

......I started with a .step file for a commercial socket cover and modified it to improve printability. The locking clips were strengthened to prevent breakage, additional material was added to a few places, and all unnecessary overhangs were eliminated.

I made this from Foxtrot3715's design and modified it to fit an LGA 771 socket. You can find the original here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2872311. If you're using two of these items and they're right next to each other, you may need to trim...

This is a very slightly elongated version of thnikk's LGA 11xx cover, made to fit LGA 1700 sockets (Alder Lake, Raptor Lake cpus)

Behind the motherboard, a sturdy bracket stands strong, designed specifically to support heavy-duty CPU heat sinks on Socket 775 systems. This rugged attachment point is strategically positioned to endure extreme temperatures and immense weight,...

... sink backplate specifically designed for Socket 775. ...The bracket is strategically positioned at the rear of the motherboard, providing a sturdy platform to support various heat sinks. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3

This is a CPU fan mount bracket for the LGA 1366 Mainboard socket incl. washer The Original Board (Asus Striker II extreme) has no bracket on its board, because it is included on the CPu fan. With this mount, you will be able to mount a regulair CPU...

I attached the base to the printer using double-sided carpet tape and the ball-tower to the remote, opting for a more secure hold by choosing double-sided foam tape instead. Take note of the rubber band wrapped around the fork legs - it enhances...

This bracket is compatible with: * 1155 socket * Other sockets not listed here may also work, but testing is required It's not compatible with: * 775 socket * If you've tested it with another socket, please let me know how it worked out for you. I...

This uses some threads stolen from an LGA Bracket and then inserted into a custom AM4 Bracket to save my skin, maybe/hopefully this will come in handy for someone else.tldr, LGA screws/threads on a 3D-Printed AM4 Bracket

Here is a modeling for an LGA 1366 CPU fan Bracket. When you want to replace the stock fan, this bracket is missing because the stock CPU Fan has it built in. I am currently printing this model so I'm testing it shortly, but I'm too excited to share...

Holds 8 LGA2011 v1 and v2 CPUs

... the kit. All you will need to do is secure the clips to the print.&nbsp;The cooler used can be found on amazon here&nbsp;Pick the cooler that looks like this&nbsp;&nbsp;I made these out of PETG at a high infill and have yet to have any issues.&nbsp;

Replica of an LGA 775 CPU fabricated for mock-up purposes, also suitable as a protective cover for an LGA 775 motherboard. The replica is crafted with precise dimensions, allowing it to fit snugly inside the socket despite not being exact in...

This CPU socket is designed for Intel LGA 1155 and 1150 (115x) processors, including Core i3, i5, and i7 models. It's a useful addition to PC motherboard modeling projects. Note that the pins are not modeled due to their significant impact on file...

Place it directly on top of the motherboard and secure it firmly in the back using regular PC bolts, which are typically used for PSU installation. To prevent any damage to your motherboard, apply some plastic washers between the bolts and the board....

It might just work for other sockets too - I'm pretty sure 1155 and 1151 are identical in size, although I can't guarantee anything.\r\n\r\nTo print it correctly, simply flip the design upside down, as no supports will be needed. If only there was a...

Following is the better version of the thing. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4746462 The original version was built using OpenSCAD. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4746462 was made using FreeCAD, Looks better and is an accurate fit. ...

... types, please feel free to share your suggestions in the comments section below. Following further feedback from users, it was discovered that this design also supports LGA 1156 CPUs, thanks to a user on Thingiverse who requested the modification.

Mounting bracket for my GU5.3 lamp sockets.