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Old 08-30-09   #91 (permalink)
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The Mugen 2 is huge. Make sure it's compatible with your board - doesn't get fouled by the northbridge or MOSFET sinks, for example...
I saw a picture of someone using it with a ud3r.
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I use a mugen 2 on a similar board, fits in both mounting positions and cools like crazy.
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I use a mugen 2 on a similar board, fits in both mounting positions and cools like crazy.
Speaking of which, which position should I mount it in? I have both a rear fan and a top mounted psu.
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Have it exhaust into the rear case fan. You do NOT want the extra heat going into your power supply.
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Have it exhaust into the rear case fan. You do NOT want the extra heat going into your power supply.
Oh yeah.

That makes sense.

EDIT: Alright, I just need to find out how to make $266.62 for a mugen 2, 4850, and 550vx.
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I saw a picture of someone using it with a ud3r.
Chances are you're good to go, then.
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