OCZ Goliath 2 SE too heavy for m/b?

Hi all,
has anybody had any problems with this heatsink?
This is the heaviest heatsink ive ever held.
Are the stories about heatsinks ripping out cpu's true?
This is going to be coupled with a delta 80mm on a k7t pro2-a board.
tia!
stevensly

TRIM Enabler support thread:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php&t=1125400
http://www.groths.org/?p=308
I don't know that model but I would update the firmware.
I'd also let the SF controller do its think and not use TE unless you feel it is safe and the current version. That may not have always been true. SF Background GC should be enough. And wipe/reinstall if not.
As for sleep etc, hibernation is a laptop feature. And even PC BIOS have had to be updated (two PCs, Intel and Gigabyte) and until then it was an issue at times.
OWC uses SF and does not recommend TRIM for OS X.
So, what I would say is this:
When your computer has a hard freeze, it needs you to act/react accordingly:
Safe Boot at minimum to clean up and attempt to repair its directory.
Not sure why or what but that can happen to anyone almost and may not even be SSD related.
I'd keep the drive, check back OCZ and firmware, talk to others on the MacRumors and Groths.
note: I reformat drives regularly, couple times a year, replace system drive also, and it is the amount of writes and I/O your SSD has to handle, not years. Even DVDs don't last two decades.

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