Adding Asetek water chill N/B block

DeathWalker · Feb 20, 2004

im going to be adding a asetek n/b block to my is7-e and i am haven some problems trying to figure out how to do that.
should i just go for the perment way? (article silver epox)

any help is needed!!!

DeathWalker · Feb 20, 2004

oh crap thats (artic Silver epoxy)

"dumarse"

Toaster Oven · Feb 20, 2004

Linked straight off Asetek's web site:
http://forum.vapochill.com/showthread.php?threadid=3084

DeathWalker · Feb 21, 2004

TY toast i went to Asetek and visitid the forums but still not to satisfied with jimmi rig stuff they got going on over there, but i think that i found away to get it going. i just got it in the mail and i wish i went to DangerDen instead, but oh well what can you do.

DeathWalker · Feb 27, 2004

just to finish out this thread i ended up going with the artic silver epox. damn thing is now on there for good, i tried the zip tie effect for a lil bit but that was a lil to cheesy for me. and the solder mounts loops started to move on me. oh well it looks like if i ever want to change out my board it will have a missing chipset

$anch3z · Feb 27, 2004

zip ties work fine for me

cheesy or not the n/b wont produce that much heat at the fsb you'll be able to reach

ah well spose its permanent now...good luck

btw have danger den got a better solution for intel n/b?

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