Pin Mounts

Posted on | April 25, 2007 | 1 Comment

Pin Mounts

How do I install my Heatsink?

I have mounted my heatsink and now im looking to attach the fan to the motherboard. The pin on my motherboard that is supposed to be for the CPU is a 4 pin connector and my CPU fan connector is a 3 pin. Where do I attach it?

Apparently it's just for the fan speed control...

http://www.computing.net/answers/hardware/4pin-connector-cpu-fan/39052.html

A guy on that page says you can plug the three pin into the four pin but that your fan will always run at full speed.

Four corners Pin

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AR-15 Rear Pin Installation?

I recently purchased a PSE TAC 15 crossbow. It mounts to a AR-15 Lower Receiver. The front pin on the AR-15 sets very solid. The rear pin keeps sliding out of the hole. Do I need to install it a certain way or maybe glue it in?
The front pin on the AR-15 is set into place. It can't be removed and when it's set into place...it's SET! The rear pin is just that, a pin. However when the crossbow is moved or jostled, the rear pin literally just seems to slide out.

Sounds like you might have the pins in the wrong place, try putting them in the other holes, either that or you have the wrong pin for the back hole.
As I recall from my time spent with a M16, the pins are designed to remain with the lower stock, so the back hole could be the wrong size from the factory, glue is a bad idea, try contacting the company and see if they have a 'fix' for that?

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