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Corsair MP600 Force Series Gen4 questions

xven
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The Corsair MP600 Force Series Gen4 has a huge cover on top of it.... 

 

here is my question.

 

Is it needed ? can it be removed ?

i am worried it won't fit on a asrock x570 taichi mobo.

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Why not just buy the 500 series that doesn’t have the cover?

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Just now, NineEyeRon said:

Why not just buy the 500 series that doesn’t have the cover?

so it is the same driver without the cover ?

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2 minutes ago, xven said:

so it is the same driver without the cover ?

The 500 series is an older model so will have different specifications, I think the 600 is about 25% faster.

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3 minutes ago, NineEyeRon said:

The 500 series is an older model so will have different specifications, I think the 600 is about 25% faster.

It will be a gaming system but also lots of video editing so the only reason we are going ryzen over intel is for the gen 4 speeds. That is why i wanted to stick with the 600 series for the speeds.

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It can be removed and placed under the motherboard's own heat sink. All you have to do is bend the bottom clip a bit 

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28 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

It can be removed and placed under the motherboard's own heat sink. All you have to do is bend the bottom clip a bit 

Okay will try that

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