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DMOS · 08-26-2003, 10:22 PM

At the moment you aren't pushing your north bridge too far, 140FSB isn't a tall order. If you were trying for over 200fsb and failing, then it might start to be worthwhile to cool it in a more exotic fashion. I would save the money instead. However, if you just wanted to say you have a water cooled NB, then your setup can probably handle it. If it was one of those BIMs, then no, but since you have dual, it would probably be good. A NB isn't going to add a large amount of extra heat to the loop.

08-26-2003, 10:22 PM	#2
DMOS Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Kingston, ON, Canada Posts: 31	At the moment you aren't pushing your north bridge too far, 140FSB isn't a tall order. If you were trying for over 200fsb and failing, then it might start to be worthwhile to cool it in a more exotic fashion. I would save the money instead. However, if you just wanted to say you have a water cooled NB, then your setup can probably handle it. If it was one of those BIMs, then no, but since you have dual, it would probably be good. A NB isn't going to add a large amount of extra heat to the loop. __________________ http://www.devhardware.com