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The top that is... I'm not interested in mixing metals.
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Is the maze4 GPU solid copper or copper and aluminum?
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The top is anodized aluminum, I believe. The nice thing about anodized aluminum is that it doesn't cause the corrosion problems bare aluminum would. I have an aluminum topped DTek Spiral, and because it's anodized, there are no problems with corrosion after over a year of use.
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Meh, I'm still skeptical about anodized....
After all, it covers up the ram on one side, so I'm gonna find a better block...
After all, it covers up the ram on one side, so I'm gonna find a better block...
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Thank you 96! That's what I'm talkin bout 
I assume the HL has enough clearance for ramsinks, even if I may have to shorten sinks a little.
The bottom line for me at this point is whether to get a fusion HL or a vga silencer and aircool it. Both have good and bad points....
I assume the HL has enough clearance for ramsinks, even if I may have to shorten sinks a little.
The bottom line for me at this point is whether to get a fusion HL or a vga silencer and aircool it. Both have good and bad points....
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The Maze4 shouldn't cover up the RAM unless you're using some really bizzare graphics card. Anodized really shouldn't pose a problem, but hey, whatever you want.
