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so I have a socket 462 waterblock that attaches with a 4 hole through the motherboard method. I want to use it on my socket 775 motherboard with the same method. That means I will have to make an adaptor plate. I have a friend who can machine me out a nice billet holddown but I need precise...
anyone have the dimensions of the white water waterblock or would be able to measure it real quick? I wanna get one for my pentium D socket 775 but ive been told by some people it wont fit alot of 775 mobos.... and I wanna take the dimensions to see for myself
ok so I know alot of older waterblocks focus on single core setups, and I come from a long line of AMD but I picked up a socket 775 pentium D to overclock. I run watercooling and alot of the waterblocks are based around the core being centralized... Is the same true for dual core? Are they right...