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Voltreg cooler for MSI Eclipse? (solved)

drbo

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Voltreg cooler for MSI Eclipse? (solved)

Thursday, March 5th 2009, 11:27pm

I am wondering about purchasing a new mobo, MSI Eclipse ...

As far as I can see, the nb and sb should be fine using Twinplex

But I cant seem to find any waterblocks for the voltreg ...

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance
EDIT 10/03/09: I have decided not to purchase this mobo, so the question isnt valid anymore. Thanks for all help




drbo 8)

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "drbo" (Mar 10th 2009, 3:27pm)

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Top_Nurse

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Friday, March 6th 2009, 9:17pm

Check out the dimensions here in this file and compare to your board.

http://www.aqua-computer.de/download/Mainboard+twinplex.pdf

drbo

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Friday, March 6th 2009, 9:33pm

Thanks Top_Nurse, I have looked at that file alot, but I did not find anything the looked the right shape. 8)

The eclipse har a rather strange layout for the voltreg. But then again it is seperate from nb and sb, so i might just skip the voltreg ...
WS: W7SP1 64x | Asus R4E | i7 3930K@4,6GHZ | Asus HD 7970@1125/6200 | Dominator 16GB@2133 | Corsair AX 850 | 2x120GB I520 Raid0 | Complete WC: EK-Waterblocks, AC- Monitor and Control |Thermochill120.3 and120.1 + Airplex PRO 240 | HP ZR30w | LianLi PC-G70

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Top_Nurse

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Friday, March 6th 2009, 11:46pm

I was going to wait for mb components for my new Gigabyte board, but I think it might be a while before they decide if they even want to make them. ;(

So I'm leaving in the stock heatsinks and just water cooling the CPU, GPU's and the hard drives. 8o

As you can see it is difficult to get a cooler into the south bridge. I think this board needs a special block like a stretch limo. :D


This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Top_Nurse" (Mar 6th 2009, 11:51pm)

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Monday, March 9th 2009, 9:15am

Do you want to OC? If not the HP is enough. The i7 Chip doesent make any heat at all. I have the ultra version. With 620@4000 the HP is not realy warming up.
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drbo

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Tuesday, March 10th 2009, 3:23pm

Actually, I am having second thoughts aboout the i7, and is going for a Phenom II 940BE instead.
So now I looking for a voltreg watercooler for ASUS M3A78-T instead 8)
Thanks for all help.
WS: W7SP1 64x | Asus R4E | i7 3930K@4,6GHZ | Asus HD 7970@1125/6200 | Dominator 16GB@2133 | Corsair AX 850 | 2x120GB I520 Raid0 | Complete WC: EK-Waterblocks, AC- Monitor and Control |Thermochill120.3 and120.1 + Airplex PRO 240 | HP ZR30w | LianLi PC-G70

Gamer: W7SP1 64x |Asus CF3 | Phenom II X6 1090T@4,2GHZ | 2xSapphire HD 5970@850/1100 | Venegance16GB | Corsair HX 1000W | 4x60GB Vertex3 Raid0 | Complete WC: AC-Waterblocks, AC-Monitor and Control | 4x Airplex PRO 360 | MM Extended Ascension

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