yea... just noticed dlwl using TT TMG i2, loks cool but dunno how well it goes.: hmm:

yeah, it could just barely fit in my friend's cm wavemaster
definately my casing cant already

TT TMGi2 is definately a good buy for me..got it for a good price
very silent, even though i'm running it at constant full speed. temperatures are pretty good too, currently my processor temps are about 35C, if on a cool night can go down to 30C
if not mistaken last time on my stock cooler it was about 40C+.
now with full load it doesnt, or seldom exceed 50C.

dunno can change the fan or not..wanna change to bling bling fan

kabukiawie, I just went to LYP, took a look around for the TR775 bracket for u. Sulah abis. Sri and ALL IT oso no more.

it's a cruel, cruel world

time to move on to the next gen of coolers, bro~

P/S: uncle ianho, have u seen this?

Hot chilli sauce:
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=723
http://www.hitechlegion.com/outside/mpr/76...0-computex-2009



This post has been edited by edministrator: Jun 6 2009, 01:06 PM

@ianho
thank you for your help. too bad, like ed said, time to go for next gen cooler. seems stock HFS can handle the temp, just let it be at the moment.

@ed
that case is COOL!!!!! but giantly huge.

Wah that case is very nice indeed. Unfortunately it's made by Thermaltake. A brand that I'm not very keen on.

Modded with a heatsink on the sound card does improve the performance of it?

Just reinstalled my Ultra 90 with TX-2 and the temps I got at idle is 61c,52c,57c,56c. Hot sia

Intel stock cooler is better than the Ultra 90?

@pengster
ultra 90 so bad?? hmm... i thought i can be better alot than normal 3rd party hfs.

if wanna switch new hfs, throw ultra90 to me... haha. jk jk...

Ask him to sponsor you when he switches to the new one. Lolz

@ray
yea, brilliant advice you got here. thanks a ton.

@pengster
sponsor me your ultra90 if you change your hfs. advice from ray jk jk...

btw... your ultra since the 1st time you install on your quad already cant tame the temp below 50C?? weird.....

lol, what i meant was the heat dissipation of the chipsets... will also let the components live longer

Usually i don't see the sound card overheat one unless you "o/c " or modding the caps and power amp on the sound card.

u try ask kabu to touch the heatsink (attached to the spu), and report back here but anyway, some cooling is better than no cooling

This post has been edited by edministrator: Jun 6 2009, 06:26 PM

I haven't tried to touch my sound card yet. kabu's X-Fi is hotter than my old school one?

ray, fyi, all pci xfi spu comes with heatsink on the spu, while the later pcie version is bare naked. kabu's not xfi but audigy.

@kabu,oh kabu's is audigy. Well i just touched my Audigy chip can felt a bit warn but still touchable.Maybe later might add on one heatsink if i manage to get a suitable one.The later version of X-Fi cut cost ?

no idea to cut cost or shrinked down chipset? anyway, good luck in modding the heatsink

Wah.. Just away for 1 day and the thread got flooded! Hahha.. Anyways guys, just to update here.. Upgraded my system to a better stage. Within these 2 month i had lay my hand on:

- 74GB Raptor
- X-Fi XtremeMusic
- Altec V4121 (currently run 4:2 with my old sch woofer)
- OCZ Ram cooler (for the purpose of 3.2Ghz daily )
- 5* 90CFM fan
- Swap my UD3R to Asus P5Q-PRO with my nephew
- Swap my old sch LG 1780Q to Asus H233H

Well.. This is my final upgrade list for my current system. Guess wont gonna touch it for sometime until something go died.
P/s: Refer my siggy for full ist.

This post has been edited by fylon: Jun 6 2009, 10:04 PM