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Core i7 water blocks

freaksavior

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I am seriously considering selling most of my pc parts for the effort of going i7.

I would need a new water block though so which manufactures make them?
 
I'm pretty sure DTek is making socket 1366 clips for the V2.
 
So i could keep my Dtek fusion then.. hmm. good to know.
 
most companies will be releasing seperate mounting kits for lga 1366, but not any new revolutionary coolers really. i know koolance has a nice 1366 cooler coming out, but getting a conversion kit is what you need to do really
 
Second question

would it be worth selling my dfi and my e7300 and getting i7?
 
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