CrossChill Copper vs Aluminum

[Marcusnofear]

DESPONDENT ....

The channel CrossChill of M7F is copper, and for those unaware of the channel CrossChill M6F is Aluminum .....

I have a M6F and still not put my CrossChill in water. I have all the components to build the CrossChill in water but to learn of this development for the use of copper in the CrossChill M7F confirms the lower quality of aluminum alloy for this cooling.

I know this link (see Link 1) which follows below, but ask for ASUS:

- WHY NOT PUT THE CHANNEL COPPER CROSSCHILL SINCE M6F???

PSI: ASUS can provide only the sale of the CrossChill M7F?

PSII: Dear Raja .... I own a PC Project in Brazil (see Link 2) and would like an explanation from ASUS or your use of the water in CrossChill M6F so that I can help many other users M6F ....

PSIII: I'm a fan of ASUS but I am very saddened by this evidence of lower quality than the CrossChill M6F ....

Link 1:

http://rog.asus.com/262892013/maximus-motherboards/mixing-alu-and-cooper-is-fine-if-you-anodize-righ...

Link 2:

http://adrenaline.uol.com.br/forum/gabinetes-e-case-mod/337994-projeto-fenix-mudancas-do-meu-pc.html

CONGRATULATIONS to buyers M7F and especially for the Dept. Engineering from ASUS !!

Hug for ASUS, Raja and All

[Pahani]

The aluminum Cross Chill in the M6F is perfectly fine 🙂 ASUS did their homework, and the channel is Anodized.

A LOT of reading, but all your answers are in this thread.....

http://www.overclock.net/t/1462718/official-asus-maximus-vi-formula-owners-club

-20C using M6F Cross Chill, and NO corrosion issues.

[Marcusnofear]

Pahani wrote:
The aluminum Cross Chill in the M6F is perfectly fine 🙂 ASUS did their homework, and the channel is Anodized.

A LOT of reading, but all your answers are in this thread.....

http://www.overclock.net/t/1462718/official-asus-maximus-vi-formula-owners-club

-20C using M6F Cross Chill, and NO corrosion issues.

Thank you very much !
Link did not know that ...
I will read carefully ....

🙂