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    Yes, but on the AS link above, on page 5 it has the red line drawn onto each dual core, dividing them in half.

    Our instructions have the line drawen between the 2 dual cores, never touching either one.

    That means if you mount a Q6600, on a Maximus SE, in a TJ09 case, when all the smoke clears, AS gets drawen top to bottom on the chip, and the nozzle should have a horizontal orentation when you look at it in the inlet.

    If this is incorrect, dont hesitate to call it out!
    Last edited by Talonman; 10-19-2007 at 07:04 AM.
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