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WOW this board looks promising as her "sister"!
I'm really curious, will this heatpipe solution be more or less effective compared to the DDR2 model?

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Nice, too bad DDR3 is still way overpriced to ditch DDR2 at the moment for me. Good luck on the review, better get a case of Ale and a bundle of banners when the time comes.

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Great looking baoed in post#7 you mention

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The North Bridge heatsink part of the Flame-Freezer looks to be well thought and it even allows the unclipping of the "stock" heatsink (see pic below) and that leaves a flat block between the North Bridge and the cooler of your choice

Any chance of a shot of it removed ?? would like to see that.

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Yes, I've got a HR-05 SLI to fit, so when I remove it to fit that, I'll do some pics

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The HR05 SLI will let you install your TRUE blowing towards the exhaust fan!

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Exhaust fans are for girls

Seriously though, I'll be using it on a box, so no case needed

The NB heatsink looks as if a TRUE will fit on normally anyway...we will soon se

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