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  1. 09-09-2008, 12:14 PM #1
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    News - Nexus gets ahead of itself, offers Intel Core i7 CPU cooler

    Intel's Core i7 processors will land later this year, but if you want to get yourself prepared early...
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    Re: News - Nexus gets ahead of itself, offers Intel Core i7 CPU cooler

    Looks nice and I am sure more and more heatsinks will come with the new mounting mechanism.
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    Re: News - Nexus gets ahead of itself, offers Intel Core i7 CPU cooler

    bring on the waterblocks!
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    Re: News - Nexus gets ahead of itself, offers Intel Core i7 CPU cooler

    As long as they get rid of the push fit mechanism on the current boards I'll be happy!!! Absolute nightmare in uATX cases
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