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    After Market Northbridge Coolers...Worth it??

    I have an AI7 board running at the spec in my sig. If I changed my default NB cooler to an after market one what would I gain?

    Also any suggestions on a NB cooler?

    Thanks!

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    It all depends on the mobo, some dont really care of the heat, but some are hating the heat, but a new NB cooler cant by bad

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    I guess it would increase your clocks as nb is preety important.

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    on 875 boards you only need them above 300fsb afaik...
    on nf2 boards above...180fsb lol

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    Its a perspective question.

    If you plan on overclocking to a heavy extent...yes, I would change the NB stock cooling.

    If you are only thinking of going a little past what the board officialy supports, not worth the money.


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    well I only run it tops at 240FSB.

    Most of the time at 230-235.

    Which ones do you guys suggest?

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    hmm here i can run 300fsb on my 865, i didn't open it and put some ceramique, the board is 100% stock

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