FS: Gigabye 3D Rocket Heatsink

[stormblast]

selling the gigabyte rocket heatsink that ive been using on my opteron 144.

purchased from singapore in november 2005. very happy with the performance. using 24/7 on my opteron 144 @ 2570mhz. backplate not needed, fits normally on the board like the stock heatsink & it is silent & hardly makes any noise.

it is the same heatsink that pixel has for sale but it without the leds & the fanmate controller. performance wise it is the same & its not noisy. the exact model number that i have is gigabyte 3d rocket pcu22-se.

reason for sale - got ttbt.

price - Rs.1300/- (also have the box that i got this in, along with the clips etc & also thermal paste that i got with it that isnt opened yet.)

for pics u can see it in the gallery.

http://www.techenclave.com/forums/rig/viewgallery-22.html

here is the link to the product on the gigabyte site.

http://tw2005.giga-byte.com/Peripherals/Products/Products_GH-PCU22-SE (3D Rocket Cooler).htm

 

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[Pixel]

hey! cool u got the ttbt, finally a free bump.. and i certify that the 3d rocket is in good condition..

 

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price dropped to rs1200

 

[Kumar]

is it compatible with Athlon XP (Socket A/Socket 462)?If yes im intrested in it.

 

[stormblast]

it says on the site its compatible with xp3200. so it will be compatible with the socket a. my friend was using his rocket on a 2800 barton.

 

[Brendon]

This rocket has brackets for each socket - S939, S754, LGA 775 and Socket A. So all you have to do is connect the correct bracket to the Rocket and attach it to your CPU like your regular stock heatsink.

 

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[avi_avadhut]

check your PM..

 

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@avi - replied

 

[stormblast]

sold to a friend. close topic