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GTZ Apogee fit AM2+?
I have been looking at maybe getting one of these, but from what I have read, they are for Intel only. Is that the case, or will they fit my AM2+?
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You can get an AM2 bracket for it.
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Excellent news. Thanks Jr
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why do you buy it,when theres a bunch of better blocks? only for looks?
the heatkiller 3.0 lc is even better,cheaper,and has better flow ;-)
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http://www.aquatuning.de/product_inf...-Rev-3-LC.html
im German, and the block is it too... so i dont know a link that would be useful to an american ![]() that doesnt imply, that its not available in the US, its just a little special
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This is the only place I can easily find an HK AM2 block in US:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/heatkilleram21.html And here's the Apogee am2 bracket: http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/aphodoplandh.html |
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looks like they only got the CU version... the LT and LC versions are a lot cheaper
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thanks, that will prove what i said ;-)
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Cheers guys. I'm in Australia btw
. HK's are a little more expensive over here (at least what is available).http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?...60_878_879_917 |
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rickss, remove the image my friend...lots of people on here would like that info.
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Which is the better? The Acetal or the plexi? What temp difference could I expect to see between that and the original Apogee?
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