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    Need a good Chipset Waterblock

    Hey guys , I need a good Chipset block

    I have an Abit Quad GT and with fans blowing on the heatpiped heatsink the fins are still hitting 60c

    I will use an air heatsink if someone can find me a good one but I think water will do the trick

    I dont have alot of money BTW so the cheaper the better
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    MCw30 good Chipset Waterblock

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cupcake View Post
    Hey guys , I need a good Chipset block

    I have an Abit Quad GT and with fans blowing on the heatpiped heatsink the fins are still hitting 60c

    I will use an air heatsink if someone can find me a good one but I think water will do the trick

    I dont have alot of money BTW so the cheaper the better
    MCW30 for its low price and for its motherboard compatibility.

    EK makes great blocks as well if you don't mind the month long waiting list and the higher price.
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    I'm using an MCW30 on my QuadGT, and then I just bent the heatpipe so that the NB heatsink was suspended over the PWM heatsinks, because those little ba$tards can get HOT!
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    MCW30 on my 965P-DS3.

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    +about 100 for an MCW30

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    i'm gonna join the rest of the guess that already suggested you the MCW-30. but i do feel that pretty much any NB block will do.. it's not like there are huge differences between the MCW-30 and the rest in pure cooling power. but what really makes the MCW-30 stand out as good choice is the fact that it's not as restrictive as most NB blocks on the market are, and the compatibility is really good... basically it rules
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