The problem is, uglyvamp's website is no more...

The http://www.vampzone.com website is under construction, so i don't know the price they are selling liao...

My hopes that, i won't be selling those heatsink at a higher price then Uglyvamp...

Guys.. I have a question, I am damn new at this heatsink installation thingy... I have already installed the g-power bl, and I used the thermal paste that came with it.

I was just wondering, the way I paste the thermal paste will affect the amount of cooling? Or perhaps not?

This post has been edited by J-Slade: Oct 17 2006, 09:17 PM

erm.. it depends.. wether you put too much or too little.. but in my personal experience, this wont effect the temp very much.. maybe just about 1-2C only.. i've even try to use my XP-90C with very-very-very little AS5 on my A64 and my rig just running fine..

K thanks... I feel much more relieved now.

interesting cooler from antec

http://www.links.co.jp/html/press2/a-spotcool.html

but preety useless to me..some ziptees or double sided would do the job too

any1 use thermal pad instead of thermal paste??? cos i feel it is messy free compare to thermal paste..any idea..

moderno has Coolermaster Hyper TX in his CM product line! RM125 only!

gonna grab one after raya

Some reviews:
http://www.3dgameman.com/content/view/4443/36/
http://www.sysopt.com/features/coolquiet/a...12031_3633281_1

Coolermaster Hyper TX better or Artic Freezer 64 Pro better?

Where could we find Arctic Freezer 64 Pro besides bulk order?

Both cooler are almost similar in terms of construction and functionality. But, you would probably want Hyper TX if you have DDR socket on the left side. The fan shroud can cool the DDR modules.

While the Freezer 64 Pro has curved fins, it is only useful to cool mosfets because the airflow will not reach other DDR except for the one nearest to the cpu socket.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Oct 18 2006, 07:43 PM

More and more people is on the side of the new CM Hyper TX...

Anyone wants to do a review of that heatsink?

Coolermaster Hyper TX deym smart...heuheuhe

shawty...

tested my Gigabyte 3D Rocket II....idle 26c ...and full load 47c (while OCed)

Please put all details like what i've posted in the list, because i want to put you in the list...

Don't know what processor, what speed...

Check in the first post so that you'll know what i'm talking about...

you are in air-con room? nice idle temp u have here

ouh ek...sorry

toch3 ~ C2D E6600+DS3@ 3.4GHz ~ Gigabyte 3D Rocket II ~ Idle 26°C, Load 47°C



@blazex

no air-cond la dude....just kipas

This post has been edited by toch3: Oct 19 2006, 12:29 AM

toch3, you are in the list!!!

And you're the first in the list to report a user of C2D processor!!!

My spec have to be changed later liao...

Change system a long time, but since the motherboard is under RMA, so cannot know the true performance of the new system yet...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 19 2006, 12:31 AM

Okay, a lil bit out of topic.

Arctic Silver 5 VS Cap Ayam thermal paste

Will it make much difference? Okay... arctic silver 5 cost around RM24+ for the 3gram one.. then cap ayam can be RM9... but somehow, I believe thermal paste pricing speaks more than just brand.... anyone care to share their experience between non branded and branded thermal paste?

Is there much difference in the cooling effect? Come share! share!

This post has been edited by J-Slade: Oct 19 2006, 12:32 AM

aiyak....my proc C2D (Core 2 Duo) E6600 la dude...stock at 2.4ghz but oc to 3.4ghz..

Arctic Freezer 64 Pro VS CM Hyper TX

sorry for those non-chinese~

No, AS5 proves to be a lot better than the Cap Ayam Thermal Paste...

Why?

old time ago when i was still a newbie in cooling the pc, i'm using the cap ayam thermal paste for my pentium 4 3.0 @ 4GHz with XP120 and the temperature is around 44-46celcius

And when i change to using AS5 thermal paste, what i got is a decent 40celcius...

That's my experience liao...

Nice review you got there...

Eventhough i can't understand chinese, i can still understand the picture...

And hey!!

Hyper TX wins over 2 degrees Celcius when the AMD X2 3800 running at 2GHz!!!

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 19 2006, 12:37 AM

Seems like sHawTY is the active big bro in this thread.. haha.. kay I'm here to learn a lil more.

Now my casing at the back, I installed a 80mm casing fan.

So just curious, if I added the slightly bigger one (which is 90mm or 93mm? I cant remember) will it improve my casing's air cooling?