Hi, just had a question about the Q-Pack 2, I've searched around on here, called AMD as well as Apevia, but with no real answer unfortunately. With the recent dual-core price drop I've decided on getting a 6000+ rather than the 4200+ for my Q-Pack 2. According to several Newegg reviews, the 4200+ fits, but rather tightly in the Q-Pack 2. However from what I understand from tech support with AMD, the 6000+ uses a different heatsink, so I'm a bit worried if the stock heatsink will fit in the Q-Pack 2. Does anyone happen to know if this combination will work?
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Question on the Q-Pack 2.
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MassiveOverkill
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All stock AMD heatsinks will work in the Qpack/MicroFly and sucessors to this case.
The heatsink is a heatpipe one but it still works in the Qpack2. They are actually no different in height really which is what matters in the Qpack2. In all honestly, I'd probably switch to something different too such as the new Zalman for HTPC cases.
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Hey guys i was wondering if you guys have a list of aftermarket / 3rd party heatsinks that would fit the x-qpack? I'm looking at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835118114 ( ZALMAN CNPS7700-ALCU 120mm) actually. Any help would be appreciated 