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To: Joe NYC who wrote (38055)	5/2/2001 6:50:17 AM
From: peter_luc	Respond to of 275872

Great system, Joe! Congratulations! <eom>

To: Joe NYC who wrote (38055)	5/2/2001 10:47:31 AM
From: andreas_wonisch	Respond to of 275872

Joe, Re: I posted earlier that I ordered the Swiftech heatsink, and I have to say that the heatsink is a very bad idea in combination with A7M266 motherboard. Swiftech is aware of these problems and designed a new heatsink which is compatible with the A7M266 (and many more boards). Take a look at this article (it's in German): hardwareluxx.com They tested it with several boards but only a few worked with the old revision. There are also some picture what blocked the heatsink and how the new version helps. BTW, I hope to receive my Swiftech late this or early next week (money transfers to the Netherlands take, apparently, forever...). I'll post my experiences as soon as I have it tried out. Andreas PS: Congratulations on your new system! Sounds great.