Yoetaun
Yoetaun AM5 CPU Contact Frame Anti-Bend Buckle Black for X670 B650 75x56x7.5mm
An aluminium-alloy frame secures AM5 processors on X670 and B650 boards, preventing bending and silicone-grease migration while improving heat dissipation
- ColorBlack
- Prevents CPU bending with aluminium alloy frame
- Blocks thermal-paste migration at processor gaps
- Improves heat dissipation while reinforcing socket area
- Fits AM5 sockets on X670 and B650 boards
- Compact 75 x 56 x 7.5 mm black design
AM5 CPU Contact Frame
The Yoetaun contact frame is built for AMD AM5 processors used with X670 and B650 motherboards. It replaces the stock retention mechanism to stop the CPU from bowing under cooler pressure. This accessory targets builders who want extra mechanical security for their socket AM5 installation.
Aluminium Alloy Build
The frame is machined from aluminium alloy and finished in black. Its dimensions are approximately 75 by 56 by 7.5 mm. The metal construction resists wear and keeps the processor seated evenly, while also preventing thermal paste from migrating into the socket gaps during mounting.
Thermal and Structural Benefits
By distributing clamping force more evenly the frame improves heat transfer from the integrated heat spreader to the cooler. It also stiffens the socket area, reducing the chance of micro-movement that can degrade contact over time. No active cooling or power is required.
Highlights
- Prevents CPU bending with aluminium alloy frame
- Blocks thermal-paste migration at processor gaps
- Improves heat dissipation while reinforcing socket area
- Fits AM5 sockets on X670 and B650 boards
- Compact 75 x 56 x 7.5 mm black design
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
Does the frame fit both X670 and B650 AM5 motherboards?
Yes, the contact frame is designed for AM5 CPUs on motherboards with X670 or B650 chipsets.
What are the exact dimensions of the aluminium alloy frame?
The frame measures 75 mm by 56 mm by 7.5 mm (approximately 2.95 x 2.2 x 0.3 in).
How is the frame installed and what common mistake should be avoided?
Replace the stock AMD ILM with this frame, torque the screws evenly in a cross pattern, and do not overtighten — uneven pressure can warp the CPU IHS.
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