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XP-120 Portable?

Thanatos.

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What im wondering is if i had a xp120 installed should i worry about it falling off if i was transporting it alot like to LANs? Also the site says it works with Asus A8N-SLi Deluxe but do you have to bend any copacitors or does it cover any slots?
 
Thanatos. said:
What im wondering is if i had a xp120 installed should i worry about it falling off if i was transporting it alot like to LANs? Also the site says it works with Asus A8N-SLi Deluxe but do you have to bend any copacitors or does it cover any slots?
The XP-120 would be perfectly fine because it is so light. It is just the real monsters like the XP-90c that you have to worry about, and only then if you handle your computer like UPS would.
 
My lan box has a Zalman CNPS 7000Cu, the all copper one. Never had any issues.
 
It shouldn't be so heavy that you have to worry about it. I have an xp90 and its really light, and the xp120 is only 10 grams more,... plus the extra weight of the 120mm fan.
 
myne made it to ohio from minnesota and back with no issues and my comp wast bumping around in my truck bed. going strong. :D
 
if it covers a slot it should say it on thermalrights website so if it fits fine then u prolly dont have to do anything to the caps. or surrender a slot...i think it covers up the RAM slots, but as long as u put ur RAM in before installin the heatsink, ur ok
 
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