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I need two core blocks for a gx2, and was curious which ones are considered the best?
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im almost 500% positive you cant cool a 9800gx2 or gtx 295 with core only blocks (you can of course cool the 7950gx2 with core only but thats a totally different story)

full cover is the only way to go unless u figure out how to make a huge space for the cards similar to this http://www.swiftnets.com/products/7950gx2spacerkit.asp
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im almost 500% positive you cant cool a 9800gx2 or gtx 295 with core only blocks (you can of course cool the 7950gx2 with core only but thats a totally different story)

full cover is the only way to go unless u figure out how to make a huge space for the cards similar to this http://www.swiftnets.com/products/7950gx2spacerkit.asp

A couple of guys over at extreme systems did it apparently by disassembling the card and flipping the pcb's over exposing the cores on either side, I'm not gonna buy the blocks until I get a look at the card myself and chech out how to dissassemble it. But for now I'm looking for suggestions for blocks?
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mcw60's
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swiftech makes a good one called the Swiftech MCW60-R. My friend got one for his 8800gt
(similar to one of your gx2 cores)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835108095
only $35.
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Yip, the MCW60 is awesome. Got one on my 8800gt aswell. Idle @ 39, load 40.
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It's the standard GPU block. And for good reason.
or you could go dtek gfx2, i have it on my 4870 and man does it look good
Swiftech MCW60, EK VGA-Supreme or D-Tek FuZion GPU rev2.
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