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How many of us still have a PEP66 that you bought because you were too cheap to buy a Socket 370 board. You remember, when Intel switched interface on us again. Most of you hang onto them cause they just look so cool. Well, you've come to the right place.  I'll show you a few easy steps to turn this thing into a PAL6035 on steroids. First off, I would like to thank 2Cool over at 2CoolTek for supplying the PEP66/38CFM 60mm Black Label Delta monster. Let's take a look at the stock:  Hrmmm....Looks kinda worthless pointing to the side.  Here is the stock PAL 6035, Champion (soon to be former) of Socket Air Cooling.  Here is the kit that I got, pretty straight forward.  000000
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