Take a look at the unique circu-pipe cooling system

what da hell, double loop roller coaster arr??

ok.. y is there a duplicated thread...

yup
life is like a roller coaster
hope da heat can transfer via roller coaster quickly

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Added on April 26, 2007, 10:38 pmsorry. connection slow n maybe double click d. duplicate thread closed

This post has been edited by jcliew: Apr 26 2007, 10:40 PM

the loop not bad what.. put a fan and blow there..easier to cooldown the heatpipe..

2 do that u might need a custom mod fan thought

Cheesiest motherboard ever....worst than the purple one with blinking lights from ECS about 2 years back. Stupid heatpipes serve no purpose, probably have rubbish airflow characteristics and will probably impede the installation of heatsinks.

ya
agreed wif u! if u guys notice carefully actually da cpu 8-pins power supply connector is placed in middle of those lousy heat-pipe can be quite hassle when install da board


This post has been edited by jcliew: Apr 26 2007, 11:24 PM

no news for INTEL motherboard arr??

the loops means that it has more surface area per space, and more surface area = more heat dissipation. And look at the boxlike design enclosing the proc area, you CAN put a massive heatsink. And the reason it loops it that way is because it can use the air coming vertically to dissipate heat faster.
IMO, the design is good enough

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Added on April 26, 2007, 11:42 pmIt's an LGA 775 mobo. look at the board lor dude

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Apr 26 2007, 11:42 PM

the design is got their point there, but how bout da obstruction problem i stated in my previous post? MSI should design it more proper so that it won't be fussy when plug in da 8-pins cpu power supply plug

have you tested the motheboard yourself and see it obstructs? and does the term "engineering sample" means anything?

wah lao! what msi try to playing this time?

haha...of course not lah
i'm juz say out what i can see dude! this is forum n is 4 discussion mah, y not discuss bout it so that if any MSI staffs see this will try modified their final product b4 market it as retail products mah

Such 'overkill' heatpipes just to get 1333MHz FSB, DDR3 and ICH9?

I wonder which part is cooking hot..

maybe this is their concept.circupipe?
cooking hot? fsb going to hit 3000mhz++....

3000MHz of FSB? dun think so...
this is still d early stage of DDR3 platform, thought u might get FSB over 2GHz, but not breaking da 3GHz barrier yet
2 break FSB 3GHz, maybe wait till DDR3 1600 n greater

Lol roller coaster for the heat

P35? What chipset it using?

it P35 chihsep, xxxlake family, i not remember what lake..

incoming year new eaglelake chipset will in market replace this new P/G3 series...

it will support pcie 2.0..

It's bearlake chipset dude