Attaching a waterblock ?

[JOptionPane]

Are there any good waterblocks out there that use the standard clip set up to attach it to the cpu? If you don’t have holes on your motherboard?

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[humdinger]

I think Swiftech do ones which attach onto the Socket A lugs

[JOptionPane]

Anyone else? Hope there is more than one.

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[felinusz]

Swiftech 8does* make one - it seems to work well enough as well :)

past that, I don't think any other manufacturers make them. I bought it mainly because it has some really good reviews, because swiftech's customer service is incredible (it is my first setup, and such things are important), and because it is *really* easy to install.

http://www.swiftnets.com/ is where you can check it out and read some reviews.

[cherryp00t]

there are companies that make adaptors for the waterblocks... that'll help you mount most blocks wihtout socket lugs

[eobard]

Originally posted by JOptionPane
Are there any good waterblocks out there that use the standard clip set up to attach it to the cpu? If you don’t have holes on your motherboard?

Thanks
JOptionPane
I don't know if you'd consider the original Maze1 good or not but it uses the socket clips. Linky. (http://www.dangerden.com/mall/blocks/maze1.asp)

[SOShootME]

dangerden.com sells socket-a hold downs for the Maze3 block. Look at the second or third picture on this page:
http://www.dangerden.com/mall/blocks/maze3.asp

[Miralcos]

I am using the Innovatek Revision 3 waterblock and it works good since I changed the fittings to 1/2"...

http://www.sharkacorp.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SOS&Product_Code=in-500139

Hope this helps a bit... :D