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heatsink for NF7-S

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I was just wondering what kind of heatsinks people had on their abit NF7-S v2s because I was about to get a Thermalright SP-97 with a Panaflo but the Thermalright website apparently says that the heatsink won't work with the mobo. What are some high quality heatsinks that you people are using on your NF7-Ss?
 
the best heatsink for the nf7 sries is the slk-900a, its easy to attach and is very compatabke
 
:confused: Thermalrights site says the sp97 is compatible with the nf7/-s. Where did you see otherwise? And its the best aircooling solution right now.
 
if you go to info on the toolbar to the left on the thermalright website and go to info on the SP-97 , there is a question in the FAQ(the first question i believe) that says "will this heatsink work with my socket A motherboard?" well it says, for the SP-97 that if the UMG-947U (err something) works with your mobo then the SP-97 will work with your mobo. Well i checked out that 974U's motherboard compatibility list and it said Abit Nf7-S v2 NO. well that is kinda contradicting the compatibility list for the SP-97 which says that the NF7-S v2 WILL work and chances are that the SP-97's list is accurate but that is not a chance that i am going to take (unless someone can confirm that it will work on my mobo) but this heatsink costs 52 dollars and for it not to fit would throw me into a fit.
 
I have an SLK900U and absolute ZERO problems. I dont use the custom standoffs either... I use the ones that came with the heatsink. I dont believe the custom standoffs are actually needed, at least in my case.
 
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