Installation

When installing the Raijintek Triton, you will first have to set up the backplate to drop the four M4 x 13 mm screws into place. Apply the four washers in preparation for the next step once the screws are in place.


Use the four metal nuts to secure the backplate to the motherboard to then attach the mounting bracket to the four metal nuts with Raijintek's M4 x 6 mm screws. With the mounting bracket firmly in place, it's time to apply some thermal paste in preparation for mounting the CPU block.


Attach the CPU block to the motherboard and attach the fans to the radiator. With everything mounted, you now only have to plug the pump and fans into the CPU fan headers.

Raijintek's mounting hardware for the Triton is very easy to work with; however, the instructions Raijintek includes aren't the greatest as some additional elaboration would have made the Triton an even easier install for first-time builders. Overall, on a scale of 1 (hardest) to 10 (easiest), I would rate the cooler's installation a 9. The general ease of installation is mostly due to the lack of excess hardware; Raijintek's universal mounting system definitely keeps things manageable.