Old skool Swiftech Apogee GT Extreme - compatible with AM4 or S1151?

[DoubleCheese]

I've got an old custom WC loop that I haven't used for a while and I'm thinking of a new system based on either the AM4 or S1151 or next platforms. It ran beautifully in my old overclocked S775 Core 2 Duo system.

The CPU block has a number of mounting holes and I wonder whether it'll be compatible with modern CPU sockets? Any ideas?

Cheers.

 

[LuckyBenski]

Well socket 775 had a 72mm hole spacing then 115x went to 75mm. I've successfully filed out bracket holes before to convert coolers from 775 to 115x.

AM4 is much less likely, I think you're unlikely to find an adapter kit from Swiftech. That's quite an old block now isn't it?

 

[DoubleCheese]

Yeah, its a really old block but worked great and seems a shame not to try and continue using it. If I can mod the mounting holes then that could work!

 

[jigger]

I've got an old custom WC loop that I haven't used for a while and I'm thinking of a new system based on either the AM4 or S1151 or next platforms. It ran beautifully in my old overclocked S775 Core 2 Duo system.

The CPU block has a number of mounting holes and I wonder whether it'll be compatible with modern CPU sockets? Any ideas?

Cheers.

You'd have to make a new plate. It's probably still a good performing block.

 

[T1Cybernetic]

I hate to bump such an old post but did you have any luck getting the waterblock mounted?

The old apogee I have is still an excellent block and I was hoping to put it to use cooling a Ryzen 2700x If I can get the bugger to fit