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Old 04-18-09   #11 (permalink)
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Isn't the PCB itself like a half inch shorter though? That's what I've heard
The PCB itself doesn't matter as most aftermarket coolers only cover the core, with additional sinks to cover the memory and vreg... the mounting holes around the core are still the same as other G92-based heatsinks (8800GT, 8000GTS, 9800GT, 9800GTX, etc)
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Just did a little research and came across what appears to be a good solution.

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