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Im trying to watercool my dual xeon l5420 server rig. Just for something to do. I'm trying to find a waterblock that will work for the weird lga 771 mounting holes. Does anyone know of anyplace that sells waterblocks for that socket? I know I could pull a Linus and zip tie it, but this is my first watercooling project and I want to do it right. If anyone know where to find anything, it would be appreciated.

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"Pull a Linus" I love it so freakin much

 

If you need to look for something, try Amazon first, they sell almost everything

Does this work for you?

http://www.amazon.com/Nhowe-Mtx-ca-Socket-Water-Cooling/dp/B0156J3J2K

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It's the same CPU size as a LGA 775 CPU so you might be able to get a LGA 775 water block. Also why not just air cool it?

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"Pull a Linus" I love it so freakin much

If you need to look for something, try Amazon first, they sell almost everything

Does this work for you?

http://www.amazon.com/Nhowe-Mtx-ca-Socket-Water-Cooling/dp/B0156J3J2K

Thanks. I'm also really new to water cooling, is that a fair price for a waterblock? As well it says it's a 1/4 fitting, does that refer to the id of the recommended tubing?
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just get an LGA 775 Waterblock, I can't think of any 771 Waterblocks... mounting points probably won't line up, then  Zipties brah

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Thanks. I'm also really new to water cooling, is that a fair price for a waterblock? As well it says it's a 1/4 fitting, does that refer to the id of the recommended tubing?

I have no idea, I'm probably just as new as you are

I just do AIOs, not custom water cooling

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aren't LGA 775 mounting dimensions the same as LGA 1150? You could just run any generic waterblock if so.

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aren't LGA 775 mounting dimensions the same as LGA 1150? You could just run any generic waterblock if so.

I seem to have already found the blocks,but the lga 771 mounting holes are all together in a rectangle instead of a nice square. They're wider than the amd mounting holes.
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I seem to have already found the blocks,but the lga 771 mounting holes are all together in a rectangle instead of a nice square. They're wider than the amd mounting holes.

Oh boooooo, that sucks. glad you've got it figured out though!

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