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Originally Posted by tsm106 
It makes a huge difference. Look at the 7970 lightning and dc2 pcb. The pcb is soooo wide that it forced ek to put inlet/outlets on only one side to stay within atx spec. Unfortunately in their wisdom they realized it costs less tooling to do so and now we have holes only on one side. Actually I don't know if that's why they decided to continue the trend from the lightning/dc2, but one can assume. Crop circles for the lose, btw they don't extend right?
It makes a huge difference. Look at the 7970 lightning and dc2 pcb. The pcb is soooo wide that it forced ek to put inlet/outlets on only one side to stay within atx spec. Unfortunately in their wisdom they realized it costs less tooling to do so and now we have holes only on one side. Actually I don't know if that's why they decided to continue the trend from the lightning/dc2, but one can assume. Crop circles for the lose, btw they don't extend right?
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Originally Posted by Socks keep you warm
On my EK Acetal + Nickel CSQ it is underneath, it dosen't poke out!
On my EK Acetal + Nickel CSQ it is underneath, it dosen't poke out!
Interesting. Those look...funny.
Thanks guys... +rep to you both
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