ASRock 4Core1333-Viiv On Linux

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"The northbridge on this motherboard is Intel's P965, which is cooled by a passive aluminum heatsink. Unlike Gigabyte, ASUS, and the other enthusiast brands that build all sorts of cooling contraptions with heatpipes that run from the southbridge to northbridge to the VRM, ASRock just uses passive aluminum heatsinks. Granted, this cooling is suffice if not overclocking and does save on manufacturing costs."

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