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    nanohead, the MVR plate for the mosfets is the 107.5mm one ?
    Does it fit exactly ?Meaning from-mosfet-to-mosfet, or does it leave out a bit on any mosfet ?

    The block seems to me the -40 , correct?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cdnbum88 View Post
    I thought I saw in one picture that someone put the NB block right on the existing copper system?? Could I have seen that right?

    So I assume the copper piece over all the areas is one unit and when you take one off you take them all off?

    I was hoping to only to do the NB since I know it gets toasty and leave the other copper units there if they where individual parts.

    I could use an Enzotech for the SB like I did on my 680i. And just use ram sticks for the mosfet.
    Nah... I don't think that woulda worked. The whole thing is one piece. It takes a bit of work to get it off. The PWMs get nice and toasty too for sure. And yes, I bought the Enzotech and was gonna use it, but had an extra DD NB/SB block so stupidly decided to use it, making my manifolding far more complicated.... sometimes I really piss myself off at myself

    Quote Originally Posted by felix_w View Post
    nanohead, the MVR plate for the mosfets is the 107.5mm one ?
    Does it fit exactly ?Meaning from-mosfet-to-mosfet, or does it leave out a bit on any mosfet ?

    The block seems to me the -40 , correct?

    nice setup...
    Thanks.... Yes, that is the long plate. It does fit exactly, with not a mm to spare. it needs to touch the mobo power connector, but fortunately, it leaves enough room for the connector. Yep, its the -40. I don't think they had the -100 when I did it (I could be wrong, it is probably a better idea to use that)
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    Are their 'Asus' brand mosfet or NB cooling options?

    Looking on some websites you see Asus Maximus and 790i and so on with their specific cooling options.
    Intel - XFX 680i LT, Q6600, OCZ DDR2 8500 4gig, 9800GTX, CoolerMaster 650W PSU, X-Fi Extreme SB, Win 7 Ultimate x64 OS, Raptor X, Sceptre Komodo, Thermaltake Psunami case

    AMD - GA-790FXTA-UD5, 965BE, Mushkin Blackine PC3 15000 4gig, Diamond 4870x2, Corsair HX1000W PSU, Raptor 150gig, Win 7 Ultimate 64 OS, Samsung 2493HM, Cosmos S case

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    Finally got around to getting my NB EK NB/SB ASUS 4 - Acetal unit.

    My question is when I remove the stock NB/SB/Mosfet unit from my Asus board, the NB chip is just a tiny chip and then there are a whole bunch of smaller little connections. On the stock cooler it had a square pad around the edge that would not come off, so I left it.

    Do I need to work about those little units, or just the chip itself?
    Intel - XFX 680i LT, Q6600, OCZ DDR2 8500 4gig, 9800GTX, CoolerMaster 650W PSU, X-Fi Extreme SB, Win 7 Ultimate x64 OS, Raptor X, Sceptre Komodo, Thermaltake Psunami case

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