asus maximus 4 extreme
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- Water Pistol Grunt
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asus maximus 4 extreme
just wondering when / will you guy gonna make a full mobo block for them ? if yes when will I be able to get them roughty ? many thanks
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- Water Pistol Grunt
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Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
I'm with you on this one. I'd like to buy a Asus Maximus 4 Extreme, but without water blocks (of any kind) for Northbridge or Southbridge, I'm going to pass.
Does Koolance know something we don't?
Is the Asus Maximus 4 Extreme a dog?
Obviously it isn't worth Koolance's time or money to develop water blocks for that board.

Does Koolance know something we don't?
Is the Asus Maximus 4 Extreme a dog?
Obviously it isn't worth Koolance's time or money to develop water blocks for that board.

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- Water Pistol Grunt
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Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
i agree .. i mean i could get them from ek water cooling but id goes for koolance over ek ..
- IronWallace
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Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
Well, I made the attempt to install a Koolance system onto a Maximus 4.
The CPU mounting block that Koolance would have you remove seems to be attached to the backplate on the CPU. When you remove the mounting bracket, it falls off.
So, let's suppose you leave it on. there is a space in between the top of the CPU and the sides approximately 1 mm thick. I'm thinking, what if you just use a lot of Arctic Silver and leave the bracket on?
Maybe that'd be more compatible. I'd probably have to order another one to try it, though. So it'll be a few weeks before I find out.
The CPU mounting block that Koolance would have you remove seems to be attached to the backplate on the CPU. When you remove the mounting bracket, it falls off.
So, let's suppose you leave it on. there is a space in between the top of the CPU and the sides approximately 1 mm thick. I'm thinking, what if you just use a lot of Arctic Silver and leave the bracket on?
Maybe that'd be more compatible. I'd probably have to order another one to try it, though. So it'll be a few weeks before I find out.
Case: Zalman GS1000
PSU: 1200W SPG
MB: ASUS Max4 extreme
CPU: i7 2600k
Video: evga 590x Classified hydro
PSU: 1200W SPG
MB: ASUS Max4 extreme
CPU: i7 2600k
Video: evga 590x Classified hydro
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- Rain Maker
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Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
When you install a CPU-370 it has it's own backplate that you use instead of what is already on the motherboard.
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- IronWallace
- Water Pistol Grunt
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Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
I'm talking about a solid piece of metal that the Koolance Backplate is designed to fit around. It apparently serves the function of EM shielding because the board won't start without it.
Case: Zalman GS1000
PSU: 1200W SPG
MB: ASUS Max4 extreme
CPU: i7 2600k
Video: evga 590x Classified hydro
PSU: 1200W SPG
MB: ASUS Max4 extreme
CPU: i7 2600k
Video: evga 590x Classified hydro
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- Rain Maker
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- Joined: Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:34 am
- Location: Edmonton, Canada
Re: asus maximus 4 extreme
Can you please post a picture(s) of what your talking about then.
Corsair 800D
2xPMP-450S > Amd FX8370 > Asus CH4-EX > AMD 6990 > AMD 6990 > 2x1080 rads > return
32GB Ram
2xPMP-450S > Amd FX8370 > Asus CH4-EX > AMD 6990 > AMD 6990 > 2x1080 rads > return
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