Oit! Last night I say 2-3 u say dowan too early. U say 4pm now u put here 2-3 lol. I just woke up lar, how to sampai at 2? C u der at 3-4.

Woot! Big thanks to Inter Asia for giving me lotsa new toys to play with today. Got myself the KING of coolers right now, the IFX14. Also got the HR03 Plus for my 8800GTX and also sum lovely HR07 Duo Type L ram coolers.




Wokeh here comes the pix.











Look at the Intel Q6600 cooler next to the IFX14. Sooooooooooo puny compared to the IFX14.









The backside cooler as Thermalright calls it, next to the IFX14 This thingy cools the backside of the CPU from behind the mobo.











Side view of just how massive the IFX14 is. The size of 1 side is even bigger than the XP120 I had last time. Now, just imagine 2 units of XP120 sandwiched together to make the IFX14. That's how massive it is.











Now look at the big fat heatpipes. 8mm size!










Here comes the HR03 Plus for the 8800GTX.







Even the HR03 is bigger than the Intel Q6600 cooler.









Finally the ram coolers called HR07 Duo Type L.



This post has been edited by ianho: Sep 23 2007, 12:39 AM

Even the ram coolers use 2 heatpipes per stick! Now, let's get sum 667 valuerams n pump in sum nice fat voltage n OC them to the skyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

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Added on September 23, 2007, 12:22 amY not? It will fit in all ATX cases. If u dont haf 7cm space at the top then just dont use the backside cooler. It will fit inside all ATX cases.

This post has been edited by ianho: Sep 23 2007, 12:22 AM

wait in line n wait till 2020.




Got 2 lar. I SLi mar. Take picture of 2 oso same so I take pix of 1 unit for better close ups lor.

Just spent the whole night playing with these lovely Thermalright beauties. Here's more pix for all u Thermalright fanboys.





I took off the stock Intel HSF n cleaned off the thermal paste totally.









Removed everything from the mobo to start fresh.








Here's a look at the back of the mobo b4 I install the bekside cooler. Look carefully n u can see the 6 points directly under the CPU socket. The backside cooler sits on top of that with a thermal pad to dissipate even more through the back of the mobo.








Here's the backside cooler all installed.








Next up was the rams. Here they are all installed n ready.

N finally the IFX14 is fully installed on my Striker Extreme mobo. Just look at all the heatpipes on the mobo. Really heatpipe madness now.

Let's move on to the HR03 Plus for the 8800GTX now.

Here's how the 8800GTx looks like when naked.







Voila! 1 super duper cool 8800GTX.











That's it for now folks. Really tired after an all night long install session. Going to bed now. I will do sum benchmarks 2moro to stress everything n gif u guys sum screenshots of the coretemps of the Q6600 n also the 8800GTX. Will update u fellas again once I've done the benchmarks.

This is my benching set up ler. No 3rd card being used while benching. Cant fit the 3rd gfx card there with all those sexaaaayyyyyyyyy heatpipes all over the place anyway.

Temps dropped a whole lot. U can feel all 6 of the heatpipes burning hot. Just imagine, the stock cooler only has 1 heatpipe! Preliminary results r superb. I will torture the graphics card soon n post up the results for u guys.

When the idle temps drop by almost 20c like what I'm seeing now, it really doesnt matter where the air is going. I oni care that the temps has dropped so much.

Can, but u hafta use the slim type of 80mm fan if using for SLI.




Shud be able to lar. The top of the IFX14 doesn't go above the the PCB of the mobo n the bottom HR03 only goes slightly below the bottom of the mobo PCB with a slim 8cm fan. Most ATX cases got about 2-3cm clearance at the bottom sumore. Only thing is the height of the IFX14 is incredible. It's like KL Tower! So narrow cases wont fit. If follow ATX spec then sudn be a prob I reckon. aAnyway, after I finish testing n benching I will take out everything n squeeze it all into an Encloxure Wizard casing to see if allthose heatpipes will go inside a normal ATX case.

Muahahahahahahahahhahaha. My Quad core Q6600 is now running OCCT at 4ghz! I dedicate this 4ghz run to Inter Asia n Thermalright. Without them this 4ghz run would not be possible. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Screenshots coming right up.

Here's the screenshot of the Q6600 running OCCt at 4ghz. Halfway tru OCCT.











Here's the screenshot of OCCT stable. Finished the run nicely.

Same oso lar I think. Just mebe dont need such high Vcore n temps wont be so high oni. U take 1 n test lar. U got 2 units right?

That is stock to stock comparo. How can u compare stock to stock when it's OCed?

Ya it does help. With high voltages n hi OCs every lil bit helps. I can feel the pipes there r warm.

Nonid to mod the case. It just goes between the mobo n the mobo tray. U just need 7cm of space above the mobo near the cdrom there. Most ATX cases will fit no probs. Coz the top there is memang empty space behnd the cdrom there.

Har? I've worked with so many cases n never noticed a bar there oso. Oni cases that cant use the backside cooler is the upside down cases like the Lian Li V Series. Coz the mobo stops right on the floor of the case n tehre's no space for the backside cooler's radiator.

Anyway, if really cant fit the backside cooler oso is no big deal lor. Coz it's like a bonus included with the IFX14. Can just use the IFX14 without the "backside".

This heug HR03 is just the thing for u. Now faster go find 11 more guys n go call shawty. LOLZ

I just measured. from the mobo to the top of the IFX is 170mm.




Can use on 4 sticks ram. 2 sticks use the Type L(low version) like mine. 2 other sticks use Type H(high version). The high version sits on top of the low version.







This post has been edited by ianho: Sep 24 2007, 03:23 PM