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Unread 09-05-2004, 02:19 AM   #9
JokerCPoC
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Me I'm going dual Opteron 244 1.8Ghz (CEP5AL/CEP5AU stepping is PC3200 compatible, I have the CEP5AU stepping) cpus (I have them, I'm merely waiting for the MSI K8T Master2-FAR(It uses non-AMD hsf mountings), agp card and 512Mb registered Samsung pc3200 ram) and I was thinking of using one of those Rads that are at least 120x240mm in size, That and 2-Swiftech MCW6000-PX which Swiftech has said will fit the dimensions that I supplied for the 8-bolt holes that are in the motherboard, At least once I get rid of the heatsink retension mechanisms located there of course, Then I'll need that radiator mount of swiftechs, So that the Rad will mount to the back of the case, It uses 60-120mm fan holes for mounting It. But anyway then I'll need to get their best 12v pump (or someones 1/2"OD type pump, 110v would require a card to turn the pump on and off with the system) and a dual 5.25" drive bay resorvoir, 2-Y Tubes for the 2 cpus (1/2"OD on the single end and 3/8"OD on the dual ends), Some 6'-1/2"ID(I already have 8') and 8'-3/8"ID Tubing for the setup and 2-Chrome 120mm fans for the Radiator Itself. I'm not going to bother with cooling the Video card or the Northbridge as there isn't much need for It being there won't be much in the way of overclocking as It's just limited to FSB, some core voltage and with no agp/pci lock(1.55vdc max. I think). What do You think? Oh and the email text below will help explain some of what I mean by the 8 bolt holes.

It would be about like this:

Rad----/cpu0\--pump--Dual 5.25" drivebay res--Rad(120x240mm)
Wye....\cpu1/



These dimensions correspond to Xeon retention mechanisms (as well as s423, you are correct).

If you use a 533Mhz system bus board, the MCW6000-PX is your part number
If you use an 800Mhz system bus board ("nocona" processor), then you will need a new spring retention that we are going to release shortly.

Best Regards,

Gabe
-----Original Message-----
From: zoom314
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 4:37 PM
To: help
Subject: I have a Socket 603 heatsinks or water cooling Question
Importance: High


I have a Socket 423/603 heatsinks or water cooling Question, I looking for one or the other(water cooling preferred), I'm interested in a dual cpu motherboard with mounting hole dimensions of 38x81mm, Wasn't this Socket 423/Xeon 603? Or am I wrong? I was interested in a pair of Your mcw-6000 water blocks of course.

Thanks, Victor Bobier
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