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NF7-S v2.0 and SLK900(U)
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There is a mobo compatibility list on this page, chk it out.
http://www.pcabusers.com/reviews/thermalright/slk900u/p3.html
I know for sure slk900A will fit, but not sure about 900U. But then again, it depends on the gap between the mobo and the case.
http://www.pcabusers.com/reviews/thermalright/slk900u/p3.html
I know for sure slk900A will fit, but not sure about 900U. But then again, it depends on the gap between the mobo and the case.
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The 900U fits, I have one on my NF7-S. Works like a charm.
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It's very big! So if you decide you want some major cooling on your Northbridge sometime in the future it's size may hinder implementation of a quality cooler.
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Is there a cooling dif between the 900(a) and the 900(u)? I ordered an A thinking I was going to get the MoBo listed in my sig, but now I am rethinking the Mobo....
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BigSmokey said:
Yea, there's a few degrees difference. Personally if I had to get a new heatsink for my CPU it would either be the new Swiftech one or the SLK 947U which is actually the SLK900U with improvements, and has replaced the 900U. I still think that Swifty is making the best heatsinks now, but the 947U is still very good[a few degrees cooler than the SLK900U]. So there's quite a bit of difference from the 900A and the 947U. I would estimate the 947 is 4 or 5 degrees cooler than the 900A. BYW Everything in your sig looks good, even a 800A is good HS. Oh, and I'm not saying this just cuz I have one, but if your getting an Athlon CPU and plan to overclock, there is no better board than the NF7-S.
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What does that 4 or 5 degrees equate to in speed? From 2300 to 2400?
I think Im gonna have to stick with the 900a for now, since I already ordered it. Maybe in a few months Ill get the 947 and switch the 900a to my 2nd rig when I OC it.
I think Im gonna have to stick with the 900a for now, since I already ordered it. Maybe in a few months Ill get the 947 and switch the 900a to my 2nd rig when I OC it.
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Yea, 4 or 5 degrees is quite a bit, and could result in lower overclocks.
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I wish the Thermalright company would make a SP-94 for an AMD system
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