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Since the Evercool VC-RE cannot be found anywhere here in Romania, neither the Iceberq i came across this AK-210 chipset cooler from Akasa

 

Some info can be found here: http://extreme64.com/index.php?link=review...210/akasa210_01

 

Is this chipset a good replacement... and does it fit on the SLI-DR motherboard?

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In case i buy it and it won't fit because of my GPU can i simply move it to the snd slot?... with no other modifications?

 

Also it appears to be very silent.. is it more silent than the vc-re?

 

And also ... in the review it shows:

 

Fan dimensions 40 x 40 x 10.8mm

Heat-sink dimensions 38 x 38 x 13 mm

 

does this mean the chipset is 23.8mm tall? ... isn't that a bit much?

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Then i guess it's not good :(

 

i think i found a shop here that has the Vantec Iceberq 4... and from what i read in the forums it's a great replacement for the chipset cooler.

 

I noticed thare are two models the Iceberq4 and 4 PRO ... witch one would fit?

The model# is CCB-A4C ... will this work or i would have to look for the CCB-A4P?

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They won't order a thing unles they have enough demand... I have to start a movement of people wanting VC-RE's. :)

 

I did a google search for "VC-RE" and to show only romanian websites.. and the result was: 3 threads in diferent forums about people wanting a vc-re to replace their stock chipset cooler :)

 

Anyway i did go and bought myself a Vantec Iceberq CCD-A4C ... but it doesn't fit so i talked with the firm that i bought it from and tomorow i will change it with a CCD-A1C ... hopefully that one would fit

 

Any advice on how to mount it on a SLI-DR ... I've read the sticky.. but i was wondering if there is smtg else i should know

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Okay so i got the Iceberq CCB-A1C ... mounted it.. but now my temp from the chipset rised from 53 to 58 degrees... isn't that a bit dangerous?

 

The problem is that this cooler doen't have a rpm control... so it's either 12V (witch is extremely loud) or 5V (witch is silent but not efficient)... so... im stuck now... :(

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