Fully aware of that...hence the use of the word 'might'.
The GTX is no longer in production....its no longer on Swiftech's website so it looks like its either:
1) Try the GTz bracket
2) Buy a new Block
3) Back to air
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Will SwiftTech Apogee WaterBlock fit i7 socket?
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Fully aware of that...hence the use of the word 'might'.
The GTX is no longer in production....its no longer on Swiftech's website so it looks like its either:
1) Try the GTz bracket
2) Buy a new Block
3) Back to air
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The new Foxconn Bloodrage i7 motherboard supports the LGA775 mounting
I wonder if any other motherboard manufacturers will adopt this?
I wonder if any other motherboard manufacturers will adopt this?
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not that IS a good idea, unless those four bolts get in the way 
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This money is burning a whole in my pocket , lol. I wonder if anyone has tried putting a
Zalman Reserator XT Hybrid Liquid Cooling Syste (WC-012-ZA)
on that m/b if it fits its on my shopping list in January
Zalman Reserator XT Hybrid Liquid Cooling Syste (WC-012-ZA)
on that m/b if it fits its on my shopping list in January
you are better off building a decent watercooler the zalman sucks they are built for noiseless operation not overclocking i did a review on the xt a while ago and it would not cool a qx9770 at 4.2 i have a 17 965 here with a good custom watercooling set up and at 4.25 it is doing 70/75 c at prime then after about 1/2 hour goes to mid 80s so the zalman would be no good at all
