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Old 07-10-2009, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by sumo View Post
hi,

we know this issue, but there are also reasons why we do it like we do it. The problem is that this force is needed to privide our high performance level in normall upright mainboard positions. The weight of the cooler is also a main fact.

Your right, to mount the clips needs heavy pressure, but you will sie the benifit in your temperatures.

Chris
I'll put it like this; I was impressed with performance though I've learned my lesson. I'm going to stick to simpler mounting, as I won't always have an extra hand to put add'l force into mounting. I found build quality on the heatsinks to be good but not the best. I ended up being a bit disappointed in the somewhat-shined base. Then again, it's probably a good thing it's nickel-plated, as the un-plated copper base on my Ïnfïnïty is quite tarnished now.
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