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Thermalright XP-120 Compatability?

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eViL_M@LuM

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Will this HS fit on an abit AI7, they have no yes or no on there website. I'd like to get it seeing it's only 10 bux more then the 90 and would probably cool better. Anyhelp would be great. Thanks
 
eViL_M@LuM said:
Will this HS fit on an abit AI7, they have no yes or no on there website. I'd like to get it seeing it's only 10 bux more then the 90 and would probably cool better. Anyhelp would be great. Thanks
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.......WHO PLACES A SOCKET LIKE THAT?!?!?!?

anyways, I bet it wont fit since they did that
 
The orientation of the socket itself is irrelevant, the mounting mechanism is still the same. I don't think it's be any different than any other motherboard really. However, the tall caps and northbridge sink near the socket may interfere a bit. I'm not too sure.
 
I've read a few times on the boards already that the XP-90 is better then the XP-120. . .
 
I've to read teh XP-90 is a better solution then the 120. I think that'll be my choice. Yeah the socket is oriented funny, it's to provide a better line between the NB and the CPU.
 
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