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Old 3rd August 2012, 11:59 PM   #61
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nuh i disagree, it makes it even more important to get a real block to remove that pos..but becoz of the pos no real block exists!

its a straight metal tube ffs..and uglier than copie!
Were you expecting micro fins on a mobo block?

Also, your man crush is showing. I am actually starting to think that copie was your 'life partner' and this is your way of handling the break-up.
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Old 4th August 2012, 12:02 AM   #62
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Were you expecting micro fins on a mobo block?
i was expecting a block with channels of some kind and maybe some lumpy sticky upy bits to increase the surface area a bit..
was kinda surprised to see its just a straight tube tbh.....

and u know i only have eyes for you moptimoo
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Old 4th August 2012, 1:26 AM   #63
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i was expecting a block with channels of some kind and maybe some lumpy sticky upy bits to increase the surface area a bit..
was kinda surprised to see its just a straight tube tbh.....

and u know i only have eyes for you moptimoo
a mobo block has stuff all heat to transfer, a straight tube is going to have more than enough surface area.

but srsly asus: y u no g1/4?
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Old 4th August 2012, 10:09 AM   #64
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i was expecting a block with channels of some kind and maybe some lumpy sticky upy bits to increase the surface area a bit..
was kinda surprised to see its just a straight tube tbh.....

and u know i only have eyes for you moptimoo
I wouldn't, motherboard blocks are restriction masters as it is.
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Old 4th August 2012, 11:55 AM   #65
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MOARRAD MOARPUMPS MOARBLOCKS

MOARRESTRICTIONS

sounds like my type of build.
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Old 4th August 2012, 4:36 PM   #66
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but srsly asus: y u no g1/4?
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I wouldn't, motherboard blocks are restriction masters as it is.
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MIPS ram block is about the worst I've seen though.
Check this.

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Old 4th August 2012, 5:15 PM   #68
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MIPS ram block is about the worst I've seen though.
Check this.

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yeah but ramblox are just for lolz, they dont actually "do" anything
thats the same one i got
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nuh i disagree, it makes it even more important to get a real block to remove that pos..but becoz of the pos no real block exists!

its a straight metal tube ffs..and uglier than copie!
I haven't seen motherboard blocks for any 1155 motherboard, yes it's a gimmick, but if it's functional and you save some $$ why not, my main concern is the last time ASUS did this they all corroded out and the M/Board were all RMA's from what I've heard.

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I haven't seen motherboard blocks for any 1155 motherboard, yes it's a gimmick, but if it's functional and you save some $$ why not, my main concern is the last time ASUS did this they all corroded out and the M/Board were all RMA's from what I've heard.

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Haven't seen or haven't looked? They are out there.
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Haven't seen or haven't looked? They are out there.
Sorry I retract my 1155 generalization when I was looking it was for Z77 chipset motherboards, does anyone know if they exist yet?

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http://shop.watercool.de/HEATKILLER-...SUS-P8Z77-V/en

Not a one piece block, but still it is water cooling blocks for a Z77/1155 board (well, boards, as it fits a few models).
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