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Thread: Swiftech Caldera Heatsink for HD4870X2 released

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    And would it work with other (non-swiftech) GPU blocks?
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    Thanks for the info crazy asian guy with interesting hair.
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    well this work with a 3870x2?

    no

    And would it work with other (non-swiftech) GPU blocks?

    We don't know .. sorry
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    alrady orderd this here in europe hoping i will get it soon
    -to big to say it all- i can only use up to 4 lines

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    Quote Originally Posted by Navanod View Post
    And would it work with other (non-swiftech) GPU blocks?
    With dremel: yes
    Without: unpredicatable.

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    Sweet!

    I can't wait till this arrives at NCIX, any news on when the MCW60 adaptor kit for the 4870x2's comes out or are the needed screws and etc included in this kit?

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    Will there be a 4870x2 FC Block ala stealth series? I'm pricing up a rig with a i7 920, Asus Rampage Extreme II and a 4870X2... I know there is a block to fit the Mobo, and the GTZ will work with the CPU... but im blockless for my 4870X2 since I'd like to keep it all swiftech.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabre2 View Post
    Will there be a 4870x2 FC Block ala stealth series? I'm pricing up a rig with a i7 920, Asus Rampage Extreme II and a 4870X2... I know there is a block to fit the Mobo, and the GTZ will work with the CPU... but im blockless for my 4870X2 since I'd like to keep it all swiftech.

    Thanks.
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    That would go against what I said... which is "I'd like to keep it all swiftech".
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    Well there IS no full cover swiftech block so you're SOL then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bojamijams View Post
    Well there IS no full cover swiftech block so you're SOL then.
    Seriously... can't you read? I was asking if there will be, not if there is. Obviously I can check their product page and see if something is available or not... and I know it isn't.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabre2 View Post
    Will there be a 4870x2 FC Block ala stealth series? I'm pricing up a rig with a i7 920, Asus Rampage Extreme II and a 4870X2... I know there is a block to fit the Mobo, and the GTZ will work with the CPU... but im blockless for my 4870X2 since I'd like to keep it all swiftech.

    Thanks.
    post #156 http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=200683&page=7

    I believe this as close as it gets from Swiftech

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    Hey Gabe....
    Ummm, I want a Ford Mustang, but do you know if the Chevy Camaro engine will fit....


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    You'll need an improvised bellhousing adaptor plate and the torque converter isn't guaranteed to line up. If you drive a manual, you may need to shim your pedal linkage to compensate. Also, have fun completely doing the electronics.

    Sure, it's possible. Here's your power tools. Have at it.

    Any hope of getting them unanodized?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bojamijams View Post
    Well there IS no full cover swiftech block so you're SOL then.
    well, there isn't a "full cover" option.

    If you take a look at the product page for this heatsink, you will notice that is designed to be used with the caldera water block. It is currently unreleased, should be soon though I'm guessing. From the looks of the photo, it mounts on top of the heatsink.

    It looks pretty nice, I'd get one if I had a HD4870x2.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin View Post
    You'll need an improvised bellhousing adaptor plate and the torque converter isn't guaranteed to line up. If you drive a manual, you may need to shim your pedal linkage to compensate. Also, have fun completely doing the electronics.

    Sure, it's possible. Here's your power tools. Have at it.

    Any hope of getting them unanodized?
    No, no, no, no.... I mean, will the engine just fit. Haven't they tested to see if other engines will work with their chassis???

    I was certain Ford (Gabe) would know whether or not their competitor's parts fit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sabre2 View Post
    Will there be a 4870x2 FC Block ala stealth series? I'm pricing up a rig with a i7 920, Asus Rampage Extreme II and a 4870X2... I know there is a block to fit the Mobo, and the GTZ will work with the CPU... but im blockless for my 4870X2 since I'd like to keep it all swiftech.

    Thanks.
    take a look here: http://www.swiftech.com/products/MCW...LITY-CHART.asp

    and here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...5&postcount=15
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