Eh? You wanna buy aaa? Can only do 2.69 Ghz at stock la. 2.70 Ghz failed orthos at first at 30 mins then 5+ hours then 7+ hours......

my X2 (default is 1.328v) prime 2.7GHz need to pump up the vcore a bit, 1.344v.

Ya, you told me. And I can see you sig, running at 2.8 Ghz!

Anyway, I'm happy with 2.69 Ghz for now. Maybe will try to push it a bit more next time.........

Yea, i know that. If its really higher, then maybe something is wrong somewhere cause IF its not supplied together and priced higher, who would wana buy that if they bought the DFI mobo...And yea, DFI is always slow.Surely something better would be coming soon..


Lol..At least the look is promising...


One more thing, bro sHawTY, care to recommend any fans that you used on the NC-U6 that works well?and what do you mean by low speed?At least lower than what rpm?Thanks..

No man, u've misunderstood what i just said.
What i mean is, that heatsink does come together with the DFI Lanparty UT 680i motherboard, but, it is also available for sale separately if someone is interested in buying it for their own motherboard.

Capiche?



I don't remember what fan i use for my previous NC-U6 [before i sold my NC-U6 ].
What i can remember is, i bought that 70mm fan at Vcool's shop.

The speed oso kenot remember la, it's been a long time d.

Would this mean any unbranded 7cm fan would do the job for the NC-U6?

How about the TR HR-05 SLI?I have just gotten one via PC Modding and will be using it to replace the NC-U6 due to it clashing with my GC. Therefore, i will be shifting the Noctua to SB while using the HR-05SLI as NB Cooler. Would the HR-05SLI work well with a fan?And is there any fan clips available for sale for the HR-05SLI?

no ...the hr series don need fan clips...just use jipties.... best fan to use with the hr series is the amd stock fan

Oh..I hate zipties. Might as well run it passive then..

one q. ever heard of evercool vc-re? is it performs well?

Good performance for the price but don't expect any hardcore OC out of it , that will be better served by Noctua/Thermalright

yeah of cos ler.. look for the price tagging for those items oso quite pricy
btw this vc-re performs quite good. value for money btw is there any softwares to monitor cipset temp? for now i`m using speedfan oni. i don`t know which readings should i refer to chipset temp. just agak2 jer..

I know many people choose this last time for their DFI mobo because the location of the chipset is always somwhere near the GC area I think there is a problem in using those Tower Chipset cooler and this is a cheap and good solution..

What chipset cooler can fit into Biostar TA690G?


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It will fit with very little space in between, suggest u fit noctua first only fit Ninja, don't do it the other way cos u sure regret later

This one is a really close call. What cooler are you using first?Might have clearance problem with tower cooler..Most nb cooler will fit. I am sure Noctua, TR and Zalman are able to support. Just check your CPU cooler clearance for sure..

hahha... i think so.. if not how to push the push pin in,.. so, your very sure that it'll fit? if so, i'm buying it from irangan d

Btw, how much is ur ds3 temp before and after u6?

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most of the NB heatsink is too large for TA690G, both side of the heatsink got capacitor, only got about 3x5cm free space.
i already stick a fan on the heatsink.
like this:

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PCCooler HB-771s northbridge heatsink is very very good!
Reduces 20°C compared to stock northbridge heatsink on my DFI Infinity P965-S motherboard!

Northbridge voltage is on 1.35Volts.

Stock Northbridge heatsink on 1.35Volts: 65°C
PCCooler HB-771s on 1.35Volts: 40°C

both with fan?