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NB block for P67-UD4?

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joxang

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There's no full mobo block available for this board, but could someone point me in the direction of a chipset block for just the northbridge?

Would a generic gigabyte one work?

Cheers/
 
...P67 doesn't have a northbridge, it has a southbridge, but those don't run hot enough to justify a waterblock.
 
Kaos_Drem said:
but those don't run hot enough to justify a waterblock.
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This.

Most newer boards don't really need to be put under water since they do not run very hot. When they are under water it's most likely for looks and having the extra money to spend for it. If you really want to cool it you'll probably have to find something universal.
 
There is a mobo block for the Asus Maximus IV. The NF200 does run very warm. Other than that the southbridge is cool to the touch.
 
UD4 has no NF200. As tangoseal said, that's the main reason for wanting to watercool motherboards now. The UD4 doesn't get appreciably hot. IIRC, the PCH is listed as having something like a 10w TDP.
 
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