haduh... bukan ke aku type "100%" pe...

Sadly, xigmatek doesnot product any chipset cooler.
Would love if one company were to make one chipset cooler that uses the HDT technology with two heatpipes.

There's already one chipset cooler that utilize the HDT technology, but it only uses 1 heatpipe.
It's PCCooler HB-771s Northbridge Cooler.

It would be better though if xigmatek produces on CPU heatsink that uses the HDT technology that utilize 6 heatpipes.
Wondering how good will it performs with 6 heatpipes & HDT technology.

well.. i shall bring this in earlier... wanna start a bulk?  i will organize it with xigmatek

So can lend us the samples for review aaa? 

Bulk is a bit slow la. Maybe you should put it in your sig so that other people can see. 

i dont know ...if i got it i will do it lo
dun really mind

if 1283 compare with 963 . quite interesting .
see the result have a big distance !

Because it's impossible, if they use 4 heatpipes HDT, then the base of the heatsink will be too wide, and there's nothing to lock the heatpipes below.

And when the base is too wide, the base itself may hit some of the capacitors and pwm controller on the motherboard.

manufacture said the diff just 3 to 4C

Here's a new review on the xigmatek S963 : http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/d...k-hdt-s963.html

It even beats a scythe infinity in a closed system case (although needed higher fan speed). Remember that this is the 90mm version with only 3x 6mm heatpipes.

The authors did conclude that the S963 heat dissipating area was not large enough to accomodate the Q6600.....

Can't wait to see the review on the 120mm version (Xigmatek S1863) with it's larger surface area, 120mm fan and 3x 8mm heatpipes! 

...... this heatsink also not bad in cooling performance too...... 

Errr.... isn't the easiest way to resolve this is to visit their website and see? 

Anyway, I went there to check it out - like likito said it is HDT - Heat-pipe Direct Touch....... 

@"those with xigmatek" - PLEASE give some feedback!!!!! 

try reapply TIM and re-sit it properly. apply TIM on base of HSF, covering all the flat heatpipes.

it might not break the mobo but one of the bracket leg might pop up from it's place since it is plastic after all. so, be carefull. but luckily the proc has internal temp control that will auto-shutdown the system instantly once the threshold is reached.
been there, done that and damn intel standard bracket.

If not mistaken DVDrom  works vertically too.

Well, I'm wondering, have anyone try to lap their cooler already?

lol my push pins used to face similiar problem (one of the push pin's plastic leg bent and stuff), until guided by superfly/shawty that i can use the intel's stock heatsink's push pins. now my temp issue is under controled. but in the event it happens again, i would really prefer to have those custom push pins available

superfly mentioned some really good pushpins, but they are only sold overseas, anyone know if i can get em locally? (custom socket 775 pushpins)

Quite shock to see the performance is same or better than 120-Ultra Xtreme, while the price is much lower.

Did the pull fan mod for my xigmatek tonight and and my conclusion was beside 1C drop on each core i rather exclude it due to the noise it was generating..

but dual fan look kick @$$ to me. that's y i dont bother removing and meddling with it.

did u try oc with high voltage? i think at those situation, it will make a differences

the hole happen because to long lapping it