I finally decided that there is no reason to keep my old mr9700 128M (from i9100) as a spare and going to get rid of it (pretty chip I think, like $15 - but it's another story). I like its heatsink thou - I have an idea to use it on the chipset in my desktop, so I'd like to sell the card but keep the heatsink. In this case the buyer will have to use it's old one from mr9700 64M. The question is is it possible? Are heatsinks of mr9700 of 64M and 128M versions compatible?
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Are heatsinks of mr9700 of 64M and 128M versions compatible?
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