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Aug 24 2007, 06:53 PM
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QUOTE(irangan @ Aug 18 2007, 06:55 AM) Actually, U6 is quite light weight... Previously I worry that the water block itself will crack the card due to its weight. But luckily 8800gts used 2 slots, so I managed to mount it firmly without any hassle by disperse the weight on those 2 screws. i always hook up a support string at the end of the card (got one mounting hole) reduce the weight pressure ... _____________________ do you guys realize if you place the radiator out of casing will increase the performance.even the tubing was slightly longer ? mind to share wat you think ? i've try tat on my setup ,it did increase performance.just wanna know others...
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Sep 6 2007, 01:23 AM
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QUOTE(remysix @ Sep 1 2007, 06:40 PM) that's the problem...i couldnt find the problem  ...no air buble, the water flow is very clean n smooth... anyway, running Q6600 G0 at 3.5G wif 1.38v, what do u think the acceptable temp? dun expect so much from WC to Q6600.... stock HSF easily get 90C under load... i've similar setup like you.... Idle = 35-40C load = 60-65C tats the best i can do before Metalzone bro send me Fuzion... let the TIM settle you'll get slightly better result... 3.85g@1.39v daily use. just reference maybe some help...
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Sep 6 2007, 09:20 PM
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QUOTE(remysix @ Sep 6 2007, 02:10 AM) ya lor...but mine load wif 71c...since i've use the same proc on hsf last time, it is logical for me to expect better temp wif WC, dun u think so and can u imagine that at idle it was 44c, load 71c (3.6G@1.45v). it was 27c different. using hsf - geminiII & xigmatek, highest temp is around that la...71c but normally lower. anyway, now i know that the problem is the contact between my proc and the cpu block. no matter how i mount it, it will produced the same result. my next probable option is to bow the GT, so hopefully can get better contact and better temp. i promise you can get improvement if you can put you RAD outside your casing...i saw your rad might not get enough cooling... unless you blow it hard.... i've 6pcs silent fan push>pull low noise...if i put it near my casing it gimme 70+...if put it away i can get some improvement...
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