I already have the DQ6 in my hands.
Been looking it for 2 hours.

It's not about the cooling pad under the board.

It's the heatpipes!!!
All those heatpipes are connected to the mosfets, pwms, northbridge and southbridge.

How the hell are you going to remove the heatpipes?
Yes, there's only one way to do it, how?
By cutting the heatpipes!

But i'm not going to do that, as by doing that will void the warranty for my motherboard.

But hey, i've thinked of one simple solution.
Fix a 40mm fan on each of the heatsink together with the PWM & the mosfet heatsink.
And i'm going to replace all those thermal pads and thermal paste under the heatsinks with AS5.

I hate those heatpipes.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 21 2007, 09:05 PM

How?
The thing is, the heatpipes are welded to the southbridge, the northbridge, the pwm's and the mosfet heatsink.

If i remove the it, that means i have to remove all the things that is connected.
And by doing this, i won't be able to cool down those hot pwms & mosfets.

The northbridge & southbridge chipset heatsink can be replaced with 3rd party heatsink, but, how to deal with the PWM's & mosfet?

Don't you think those ram heatsink is too small for those pwm & mosfet?
Those PWM & mosfet is freaking hot i'd tell ya.

The thing is, that chipset cooler is freakin' ugly.
I'm not into bling bling factors, but this is one is too ugly.

I'm tokin about the SunnyStone SS HA-001

I am not into bling bling, but at least, i want my chipset cooler to be good looking aka handsome.

And the NC-U6 & the HR-05 is very handsome you know?

But that SunnyStone SS HA-001 is freaking ugly...

Just look at it's design, not handsome at all, but hansap!

Yes.
It falls to the ugliest chipset heatsink.

Eventhough i dont like thermaltake, but the design of the TT Extreme Spirit II is acceptable.
The TT Extreme spirit II can be considered handsome.

Damn!
The first tower chipset heatsink that can directly fit with a 70MM fan!

This is the most handsome Chipset heatsink to me~~

PCcooler HB-771S

Look:




Can anyone please bring this thing here?

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Added on February 25, 2007, 8:33 pmMore pictures.
And the most interesting part about this heatsink:



Can you see that the heatpipe hits directly to the core of the chipset?
This is very good for those chipset that the core is an exposed core!

By doing this, the heat will directly flown to the heatpipe!

More pictures on this heatsink:



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 25 2007, 08:33 PM

It's not about the price that we care about.
The hell with it!

Even if it's more expensive than HR-05 but works better than HR-05, people would still buy it.

But the main problem is, how the hell in the world are we going to get it here?

Calling Irangan... Calling One, Calling Two...
Mayday, Mayday, irangan wanted...

Tried asking powerslide if he could understand what stated in the PCCooler website, but too bad that the website is 100% mandarin.

No.
Because my supplier is dead.

My opinion:
The base is too damn thick, while the fins are too short & too thick also.
Hard to release the heat.

I'd choose the TSOP.
The base thickness is good, the fins are high and thin too...

This will greatly help reducing the temps.

So the PCCooler is the winner eyh?
I know it's the best just by looking at the design.

If not because of the heatpipe touching the chipset die directly, it won't perform this good.

Seriously, the PCCooler is the best.

Wanna know why?
Ok, i'll explain.
You see that the noctua NC-U6 is "naib johan"

But think again about the design of the NC-U6 and the PCCooler HS777 chipset heatsink.

The NC-U6 uses two heatpipes while the PCCooler Chipset heatsink uses only one heatpipe.

You see there eventhough PCCooler Chipset heatsink is using only one heatpipe, it works better than the NC-U6 that utilize two heatpipes.

Only one thing about the PCCooler chipset heatsink though.

The price.

RM80?
Uglyvamp told me the price for the PCCooler chipset heatsink is RM105

That's not fair.

Offcourse the 3rd party chipset heatsink is better, but that depends on which one you're buying.

Which one i'll recommend?
Noctua NC-U6!

King of chipset heatsink.

Which board you're using anyway?

Yes irangan.
You can still use the NC-U6 too.
Just turn your NH-U12F and make the exhaust of the heatsink to face directly to the psu.
This way, the heat from the heatsink will still be blown out from the casing.
As PSU takes the air from the casing, and blow it out from the casing too.

This way, you can still use the NC-U6

The problem on that heatsink is, how the hell in the world are you going to stick that heatsink on your mosfet & PWM's chips?

Thermal sticker won't be able to stick that heavy heatsink, even better if your motherboard in standing position. [not in lying down position.]

And that will result to void of warranty.

Sharp pocket knife might be dangerous.
You can crack the chips dude.