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30 Dec 2012   #31

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by alikhan View Post
I get nb temps of around 45-49 degrees on my Gigabyte GA X58A UD7 mobo . The UD7 at the time of buying being the flagship motherboard of gigabyte came with hybrid silent pipe cooling . I guess is it that keeping the temperature lower in my case .
Hybrid Silent-Pipe module is an additional heatsink unit that attaches to the water-block northbridge cooler in order to maximize air cooling.
I have some pictures of it
That looks.... awesome but i cant afford it and will most likely upgrade to a new board anyway soon
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