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  1. 10-25-2020, 07:21 AM #1
    bearcatrp
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    Thanks. Saw the noctua. May have to go with one.
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    I have always been a big fan of Thermalright, definitely getting a Noctua though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethelred View Post
    I have always been a big fan of Thermalright, definitely getting a Noctua though.
    I still have a couple giant coolers from them and I would use them if I had mounting brackets. I miss them and enzotec being available in the US.
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    When I was mounting my current heatsink all I was thinking about was the amount of pressure needed to force those only LGA775 mounting pins in. I've only had experience with enzotech mosfet/SB heatsinks, seems manufacturers are spending a lot more time on their MB thermals these days.
    CPU: Intel i7-9700K w/Noctua UH-12S Chromax
    Motherboard    : Asus Prime Z390-P
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