For those who dont know Dangerden.com now has their TDX waterblock in AM2 flavor.
I just ordered one so when it arrives ill upload some pics of the hole layout of it since they say it does not fit all AM2 mobos.
Dangerden.com AM2 TDX
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Here is a link of the one the I bought, it has so many mounting holes and comes with so much mounting hardware that I think itll fit just about anything lol. My koolance system is a piece and i had to buy some 1/4" fittings from home depot and use them instead of the stock 3/8" but it even with my POS koolance pump and rad it keeps my new AM2 4200+ X2 at about 42 celsius under load. Infact its kind of stragne there is only about a 2 degree difference between load and idle speeds on my processor, i have no idea why.
Here is the link.
Here is the link.
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Swiftech also has a new adapter plate for the AM2's........;) If you already have a APOGEE block, the new plate will run you around $6.00 plus shipping. If you're buying a new block, it will come with both types of mounting plates so you can run the APOGEE on any CPU out there................
http://www.swiftnets.com/products/Apogee.asp

http://www.swiftnets.com/products/Apogee.asp
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A 2C change under load!!!! Are you running it for ~1hr under load before checking the temps? With watercooling it takes a while for your coolant temps to level off.........HONkUS wrote:Infact its kind of stragne there is only about a 2 degree difference between load and idle speeds on my processor, i have no idea why.
2C delta is super for the TDX.....