Does Thermalrigtht V1 fix with X700 PCI-Ex

[xs64]

I gonna buy a new cooler to replace my crappy stock cooler for my MSI X700Pro , so anyone knows does the V1 fix ?? Thx

[IvanAndreevich]

The official site says X700 PCI-e No and AGP No but you can check using http://thermalright.com/a_images/%20v1/v1_dimention.jpg

FYI The word is "fit" not fix.

[fatfreepork]

give the aerocool vm101 a look

[xs64]

@ IvanAndreevich : thx for correcting me , my bad English
@ fatfreepork : I took a look at this VM101 , but it is passive cooling , i think the V-1 do better

So i have just odered the V1 , thx for you guys 's answer

[IvanAndreevich]

It says it doesn't fit.. is that why you ordered?

[fatfreepork]

why not just get an si97 for it?

look at www.rojakpot.com for a guide

[xs64]

oops , i have made a fone call to the shop and they said it will fit , if it not i can return without charge

[IvanAndreevich]

fatfreepork
Maybe some of on the DFI want to use a PCI soundcard and that thing will take all the damn slots? Also it's a hastle to do the mod and that heatsink costs the same as the V-1?

[xs64]

finally , i decided to change the V1 to the Zalman VF700 Cu , and the Zalman is great , temp full load of my X700P never goes over 50'C

[giorgioprimo]

finally , i decided to change the V1 to the Zalman VF700 Cu , and the Zalman is great , temp full load of my X700P never goes over 50'C

you did the right thing

[IvanAndreevich]

temp full load of my X700P never goes over 50'C

X700Pro is a very low-power compared to, say a X850XT PE. In the review, the V-1 was able to cool it to 53C with two fans. That's over double the heat..