using 3d mercury chassis for LGA 1150?

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Mohammed Saeed

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i have this chassis with water-cooling built in.
can i use it for LGA 1150 knowing that it was release in the time of LGA 775?
and is there any way to make it compatible?
 
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Using the case shouldn't be a problem but I'm thinking you will need to get a new waterblock. You can inquire with Gigabyte to see if they have an 1150/1155 mount for the original waterblock but if they don't, you'll need a new one. Most waterblocks are not too expensive (usually less than $100 USD)
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Using the case shouldn't be a problem but I'm thinking you will need to get a new waterblock. You can inquire with Gigabyte to see if they have an 1150/1155 mount for the original waterblock but if they don't, you'll need a new one. Most waterblocks are not too expensive (usually less than $100 USD)
 
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Mohammed Saeed

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thanks a lot for the help, i will look around for waterblock
 
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