It might fit in an antec 900 if it has no fan on the side panel, but I don't believe that the original s1293 has an i7 bracket. However, they did make another model for the i7 called the dark knight, and it cools i7 very well and it was based off of the s1283.
HDT-S1283 for i7?
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i was under the impression the dark night is the same as the original, its just black, has a different fan, and comes with the bolt through kit.
i already have the bolt through kit on my mobo now and it says its lga 775 and 1366 compatible
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yup thats the same one im using now for my e84
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233027
Originally Posted by conductor609  It might fit in an antec 900 if it has no fan on the side panel, but I don't believe that the original s1293 has an i7 bracket. However, they did make another model for the i7 called the dark knight, and it cools i7 very well and it was based off of the s1283. |
i already have the bolt through kit on my mobo now and it says its lga 775 and 1366 compatible
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Originally Posted by linskingdom You can try the ACK-I7361 crossbow for i7. It fits in Antec 900. |
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233027
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It is the same as the original, I didn't know the bolt-thru kit you can buy was 1366 compatible.
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In that case, your s1283 should cool an i7 just fine
Originally Posted by ryan] i was under the impression the dark night is the same as the original, its just black, has a different fan, and comes with the bolt through kit. i already have the bolt through kit on my mobo now and it says its lga 775 and 1366 compatible |
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like 4ghz fine?
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Originally Posted by conductor609 It is the same as the original, I didn't know the bolt-thru kit you can buy was 1366 compatible.
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