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| [* black] As the 6 series is slightly higher we need to make a little space on the plastic holder which is beneath the card | |
| [* black] Remove the plastic part which is shown on the 2nd picture by removing one screw and carefully pull it from the aluminium case | |
| [* black] Its fastended with tape, so don't worry, you can't break anything | |
| - | [* black] Some wiggling and |
| + | [* black] Some wiggling and navigating it from the cables and you should have it in your hands |
| [* black] You see the rectangular space where the large cable goes through. Use a saw or other tool to make it about 5mm wider and 2-3mm deeper | |
| [* black] The third image shows the final result we want to achieve | |
| [* black] The primary reason for thi step is the heatpipe of the 6 series which takes more space | |
| [* black] Note: this is ONLY necessary on the late 2009 model, 2010 models already got enough room! |