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Help tracking down a 370/462 water block.

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jnohnu12
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2016/07/22 11:40:42 (permalink)
Finding a needle in space might be easier haha.

But I'm looking for a any ideas for a socket 7/370/462 waterblock. I do a look of benching with old hardware and a water block would be nice.

My thoughts is to use a chipset block with diy mounting. But I'm not sure if I can make a mounting clip that would reliable.
I know Koolance, swiftech make 370 blocks back in the day, any idea were to find any? I thing alpha cool did too but I could getting them mixed up with someone else.

Anyone have any idea? I don't want to ghetto rig or use glue.

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    Re: Help tracking down a 370/462 water block. 2016/07/22 12:15:43 (permalink)
    Found this at Performance PCS
     
    Swiftech MCW6000/2 SK7 hold-down plate kit for AMD K7 processors (socket 462)

    Model: SK7-KIT    LINK
     
     
    General AMD CPU block search   LINK
     
     
     Search results for 'socket 7'     LINK
     
     
    Could try OC.net   Buy/Sell/Trade: For Sale / Wanted  LINK
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