ill recomend the hr-05 or the noctua u6... they cost around 100rm... which is realtively inexpensive considering most other solutions are crap.... but i might be wrong... there many other chipsets cooling solutions out there which is good... if money no object i would go for the swiftech MCX159-CU ( link on first page ) heatsink and mod it with a 70mm thick 40mm sanace fan ull get un belieavable temps... but thats if u can stil find one of tehse dinosaurs...

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Added on August 22, 2007, 10:23 pmtrue... the heat pipes arent having the contact which they can have... which is the full length of the base... btw what size is that ronaldjoe ? look svery small... at such a smlall size i THINK a non heatpipe solution with pillars works better... like the enzotech ( the round one) or the swiftech chipset cooler... but i dont see that as the main problem... as it could be down to the mounting mechanism as well... theres no pic of it so im not sure...

p/s bro shawty, i got over what happened so why can u?
if u want an apology well discuss at msn... not in the forums...

This post has been edited by lolhalol: Aug 22 2007, 10:32 PM

I can find Thermalright.
But is Noctua U6 is available in LYN?

that u have to check with irangan... he stoped bulking it iirc... he might have few left over.... pm him .... hes a friendly guy..dun worry....

Actually I have some views abt the vibration of the heatsink. But if post, later the issue blows up again. So I'll just keep it to myself for now.

Anyway I find the infinity nf570 badly designed. The gfx card is so near the chipset, an aftermarket tower cooler would be kinda hard to fit in. Anyone changed their stock chipset cooler on this board?
Not the mention the rams are to the left of cpu, resulting in hot exhaust air from the cpu hsf flowing over them.

How about Evercool VC-RE? I believe that your board should be the same design as mine.
Plan to change other chipset cooler also, but the space is too small.

-pWs-

bring it on bebeh

No one is interested with the HR-05 IFX eh?

not that no one is interested... its that its not much of an improvement over the hr-05.. which imo is beter.. the ifx well probably for asthetics... and the ncu6 still wins.. but if its ur first chipset heatsink then its as good as any chipset cooler will go...


This post has been edited by lolhalol: Sep 25 2007, 03:23 PM

wah this thread die aledi kah? huhu seems like the hsf industry is slowing down in designing chipset coolers.. maybe its due to the fact taht these day almost any mobo will have a heatpipe solution and becasue of this it will decrease demand.. sad.. why cant mobo manufactureres listen to us end uses and stop using heatpipes solutions... use good quality heatsinks and it will be more than enough,, no need to link teh chipsets and mofsets together...

wah ,, that would make the mobo box gigantic and having more compatibility issues.. which most of the manufacturer aren't willing to bear with it ..

besides that it's not a wise solution for those that none IT tech to use the mobo ... u've got to know there's people that loads with cash and only buy the best thing without knowing what's so good about it ....

so those nicely fitted heat pipes is the only solution to satisfied most of the people ....

well u dont need a heatpipe to make the board perform well.. nor a big ass heat sink.. use simple heat sinks.. liek the 680i boards... ,linking southbridege to the nb is ok , but linking to teh mofsets is just not necessary.. if u use the mobo in a case tehn all rhe heat load is dumped to the mofset heatsinks as in most cases tehy are the in teh highest part of teh heatsink "loop" in teh other direction ur jusr giving all teh load to the sb.. implementations of heatsinks liek teh 680i heatsink, where there is already a sensizbly sized heatsink with fins on teh nb and a lone heat pipe from the sb works good.. and having loads of heatpipes just make gives more compatibility issues and nto to mention drive the costs up high.

Just finished installing HR05-Sli/IFX.idle 41c... load 42c. primed for 30 minutes. very happy for it.

Temps b4 the HR05? nteresting to know the b4 n after.

b4... using stock heatsink on ultra-d. idle 44c load 48c. n b4 that using Ttake wb ( too bad its 1/4) idle 36c load 38c.

Wah 6C drop on load. fanless?

just put stock amd fan (70mm x 15mm)on it. will try on fanless later.

the 70x15 fan is a tornado man.

well from my experience.. the best fan to couple with the hr-05 or ifx has ben the amd stock fan.. it offers decent cfm,. and silence....... bet of all its low profiile.. so it doesnt trake up that much of space....

A few days after AS5 settled in, temp goes down again... . 39c idle, 40c~41c full load. Hehehe.... i'm loving this....

to satanhead2003

dude.. can u post some pics of your TR HR05 mounted....?