CPU Contact Frame V2 for LGA 1700 Retrofit Kit, 1700 Bracket Intel 12th/13th/14th Generation Anti-Bending Buckle

Appears to have reduced the idle temp on my Intel 14900K by 3 degrees C with the same impact on max temp during a 30 minute Prime95 benchmark. More importantly; it stabilised the temperature spikes I'd been getting in normal use. I'd already re-pasted the AIO pump twice and had good coverage every time so was starting to wonder if the CPU needed a delid, very happy it was just the the motherboard flexing as it heated up and it looks like this contact frame has cured the issue. Relatively easy to install but make sure you keep hold of the backplate as you undo the screws on the stock CPU retaining bracket. I'd also leave the CPU in the socket to protect the pins during the removal of the stock bracket.

Fit perfectly, temps around 5 degrees lower... good product.

Super. Was easy to install and now my heat sits at 20c with water cooling

Instructions were clear, easy to fit and install and so far looks to be making a slight difference to the cooling so performance is good too. Build quality is good and great value for money. Highly recommended

Easy to install, using clear instructions included. Overall, it took 20 minutes to install. Lowered my CPU temperature by 3 degrees Celsius. Happy with result. :o)

Easy to fit just remove the standard mounting mechanism and use the existing screws to fit this. Gamers Nexus have a useful video on how to fit it safely.

I've just built a computer based on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z790-H Gaming Wi-Fi motherboard, i7-14700K CPU with a Noctua NH-D15 CPU air cooler. ROG Support advised that an LGA 1700 CPU frame would be a good idea for this set up. I've reviewed the frame with photos, including temperatures running at XMP 1 overclocking profile. The first photo shows the motherboard and the standard CPU frame with the protective cap removed. Four screws hold the standard frame. These need to be carefully removed with the screwdriver that comes with the new frame; both are shown in the second photo. It's best to release the standard frame lever before removing the screws, as the arm is spring-loaded against the motherboard. The second photo shows the top of the new frame; note the small triangle on the bottom left corner of the frame that must line up with the small triangle on the bottom left of the CPU. The third photo is the underside of the new frame showing the recesses for the CPU. Carefully place the CPU in the underside of the new frame. Fit the new frame holding the CPU on the motherboard, and fix it with the four screws that you removed earlier, tightening each a small amount and working in a circle. It should now look like the fourth photo. I put a 2 mm dot of Noctua thermal paste towards each corner of the CPU, with a 4 mm blob in the centre, then ran the system for several hours without overclocking to ease in the system and thermal paste. The fifth photo shows the UEFI BIOS screen with XMP profile 1 applied. The CPU temperature is 39 degrees, DDR5 is 7200 MHz, the CPU is at 5900MHz, the motherboard is at 28 degrees (ambient 23 C). The i7-14700K CPU has a reputation for being difficult to cool, but this set up works comfortably. I have posted reviews on Amazon for the other components. Update 10 June 2025 It still doing a good job, running cool and as far as I can tell, no sign of bending.

Top quality . Did the job

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Muy bueno, realmente me bajó la temperatura significativamente, le dió más rendimiento a mi enfriamiento líquido Coolee Martes. Si lo recomiendo!

Installed this with a new 13th gen intel cpu to help with mounting pressure issues with the LGA 1700 OEM bracket. Super easy install. Not only has it helped mount my cpu without the risk of bent pins of a fried cpu, it also helps decrease temps 5-10°! Highly recommend this product for anyone on the LGA 1700 socket.

Fits perfectly, high quality materials, improves connection between cooler and CPU

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