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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoss331 View Post
    I think I remember Jor3lBR using one on his.
    Thanks, I just found this review about it on newegg... I am going to order one tonight from newegg $134. I am tired of my old P5Q Deluxe. I hope you guys can help me relearn to overclock this thing and my Q9650.


    If you're wondering, "Will this thing fit on NewEgg's customer choice award winning GIGABYTE EP45-UD3P motherboard?" The answer is YES! (contrary to what you've read on the internet!) but it's a mind-boggling "how did I get that to work" tight fit. You have to remove the chipset/other heatsink/heatpipe component FIRST, then install this CPU heatsink, then CAREFULLY (watch those motherboard capacitors!) slide the chipset heatsink assembly back in between the CPU heatsink and motherboard components. There's a groove in one of the heatsinks of this assembly that a part of the CCTF's bracket slides (with a little friction) miraculously into. The whole thing defies logic but works perfectly.
    Last edited by PortCitySlim; 02-25-2009 at 10:46 PM.
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