Stupid slot-t Tualatin question

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Am I correct in assuming that these take a PPGA type fan even when
mounted on a slot-t adaptor - not a slot-1 fan ?

Thanks,
 
Bob said:
Am I correct in assuming that these take a PPGA type fan even when
mounted on a slot-t adaptor - not a slot-1 fan ?

Thanks,
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Most definitely so (a socket 370 type fan to be more accurate). Of
course it depends a bit on the size of the fan but the idea is correct.

Regards
Nikos
 
Most definitely so (a socket 370 type fan to be more accurate). Of
course it depends a bit on the size of the fan but the idea is correct.

Regards
Nikos
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Thanks. Just wanted to make sure they didn't do something unexpected.

Bob
 
Bob said:
Am I correct in assuming that these take a PPGA type fan even when
mounted on a slot-t adaptor - not a slot-1 fan ?

Thanks,
Click to expand...

Yep, and on most boards the Intel retail fan fits just fine. You don't
need anything fancy for a Tualatin, they run much cooler than
Coppermines even when overclocked.

P2B
 
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