another one???? if i were u i would have gone for some other heatsink so that i could compare the results and share it here in LYN

Huhuhu...
I bought two heatsink from irenic that is Scythe Ninja and Thermalright Ultra 120...

Just wait tomorrow, i'll put the results of both heatsink here...

TWO??? gilo ka apo? y the need for so many heatsinks man??? wanna use one for ur modem oso ah???

potential buyer here if ultra-120 needs a new owner
*does it fits in centurion5?

im gona get the s478 retention kit ready 1st incase shawty gona sell one of his ultra 120

i mailed TR..they say ultra 120 not recommended for s478..darn..cant care will try too

Ahahaha...

All you guys are aiming on my Ultra 120 meh?

Don't think of selling it now...

What i'm going to sell back is my Scythe Ninja and the Thermalright XP120

Gonna open the topic later on...

Sigh...
My Thermalright Ultra 120 have a problem with my Thermaltake Tsunami Dream casing...

I can't close the sidepanel if the original 90MM fan on the sidepanel is there...

So what do i do know is i have to take out the 90MM fan on the sidewindow...

Sigh...
Thinking of modding the sidepanel to fit a 120MM fan...

Will there be anymore blockage later on?

Wanna ask all you guys for some opinion laa...

the hell, cant fit?
now i feel uneasy to get tower type coolers for my c5

any pics?

Isn't same high like Ninja?

dump the case or dump the cooler

wah!!i wan ur ninja

It can fit, but got some clearance problem with the 90MM fan on the sidewindow...

Pics aa?

Dun have camera la kawan...

It is the same, but the thermalright Ultra 120 is a little higher and the heatpipe hit directly on my 90MM fan on the sidewindow...

Noo....
Don't want tu dump both of em, i love em...

Gonna find some other way that can make me fit the heatsink on the case without any clearance problem...

It's on sale now...
RM130 only...

Check my topics..

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 15 2006, 09:27 AM

wah selling ur ninja already.. great cooler la wei btw my suggestion is just dump ur 90mm fan

i concur with this suggestion.... helps reduce noise and also helps reduce dust in the case... n more importantly... helps fit ur heatsink....

i suggest getting another piece of acrylic for ur side window with NO blowhole.... but if u itchy wan blowhole then get one acrylic and cut a blowhole for ur GC

can always get ianho to do it for u.

Ninja didn't perform as good as i were thinking off...

Yes, but, how to cover the original blowhole?
And furthermore, i don't think i want to pick another new arcylic as this original arcylic is better...

I just wanted to find a way to cover that 90MM blowhole...

Anyone know how?
Can a fan grill do that kinda job?

u wanna cover??? i suggest keeping the ori acrylic la bro... coz itll look weird with just the blowhole there and no fan.... not to mention itll let dust and other things in too...

just go for a new piece and keep the original.... im sure u have some extra money after selling off the ninja

Cover up the sidepanel hole leh, an intake there won't benefit the Ultra-120.

Ninja not up to expectations? I find it to be excellent and for all intents and purposes, just as good as the Ultra-120 if not more versatile. Can't say the same for the Infinity tho, that only works well in high airflow.

juz put some mesh grille/filter there will do the job
or some material like this?

*ignore the fan

This post has been edited by e-jump: Sep 15 2006, 11:57 AM

what's ur opinion about this cooler from Titan?

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/d...amanda-tec.html

That Titan looks cool but result was a letdown on a single core p4. One thing about the review strikes me as very true:

"To my mind, the problem of such coolers is that the era of super-hot processors and, accordingly, of super-efficient coolers has come to an end."

In fact, I also started taking notice on HSFs / Cooling cos I bought the super-hot Pentium D 830. I paid so much (at that time) for a spanking new processor and ended up spending another couple hundred on cooling.

But no regrets cos I find that studying and testing fans and HSFs was a really fun experience for me (except for cutting myself on the thin HSF fins).