On Figures 6 and 7 you can see the CPU block, which is copper-made.
Figure 6: CPU block.
Figure 7: CPU block.
In Figure 8, you can see the CPU clips, cables, connectors and screws that come with the product. BigWater 780e is compatible with both Intel and AMD CPUs.
Figure 8: Clips, cables, connectors and screws that come with BigWater 780e.
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