Wah! By just changing the TIM the temperature drop 5'C then the tuniq tx2 is a good investment man.

yup not to mention, the price of it as well..
rite now bombman is selling 1 tube of tx2 for rm20..
i also use tx2 for my hdt-s1283

so many people selling this tx2 now..
ya la..its cheap cause tool-less

can fit micro atx casing kah?

shud be a nope... it fit on ATX casing nicely but nearly touch(about 1-1.5cm left) with the sidepanel... microATX shud be in trouble for that...

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Added on April 3, 2008, 1:49 ami tot sum1 is selling rm18 only where COD at imbi plaza 1... izzit bombman???

This post has been edited by vincentlaw: Apr 3 2008, 01:49 AM

ok, thanks mate. If got any idea HS can fit mATX, feel free to pm me.. i appreciate it. and thanks again.

i decide to stop stress my pc at 3am cuz want watch tv on9
so here the result(aircond temperature)
Xigmatek HDT-s1283 + Tuniq tx2

#idle temp after stress test : mm..the temp correct or not..


#3min after stop stress test : the temp better than my previous test


and the result (test on held) : i just when i see the temp


thats all..i`ve done with mine..

yo fesick r u sure ur temp lidat.... i cant believe it wif my own eye

aircon ma... u dont know how cool is the aircon... maybe ambient 18'c or 16'c where most of the aircon can set...

This post has been edited by vincentlaw: Apr 3 2008, 10:42 AM

fesick.... thats like so great man.... i now malu wanna post my temp edi....

yeah..i wish my temp bcome like urs fesick...aircond huh.hoho..

ya lor..aircond,the lowers i can set only 18c..
just want show how is it perform compare to my previous test..
the temp wif cam kambing tim give me around 50c too..
so this is much better kan

nice result there fesick!

impressive for ur high clock.... even mine penryn oso cant get that kinda result... but will try remount everything n try apply the TIM on the heat pipes instead when i get my new mobo n see if it really makes a diff

btw.. nengok UCL ke tu?

hahaha even if u do put ur air con to 18C ambient would be a tad bit higher then what u set on ur aircond remote......that is from what i see

yes.... but depending on situation.... if u have 2hp aircon in small room then diff case.... the 18'c shud be the target for the aircon wanna achieve... so whenever it sense ambient not 18'c then will run faster/full power to cool down the place... if it reach the target then it will maintain it(adjusting)...... ops... too much on aircond since this is not aircond topic...

lets come back......... i think it is possible to go that cool.......

..pagi tadi hujan lebat..astro kejap² xda signal..nak tgk UCL xdpt.. tensen..
and 1 morething..dont u think its waste if put the tim intersect wif the heatpipe..?

erm.... i dont really understand what u mean by intersect bro.... u mean it will be wasted if i apply on the heat pipe? why leh?

btw... where can watch on9 ar? mind to share ka

he means the heatpipe is vertical but u apply it horizontally...

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Added on April 3, 2008, 8:41 pmpreviusly i've read several guide on how to apply tims and i come across that applying across 3 heatpipe(intersect as u mention) is an efficient for the heat to transfer for xigmatek.....
anyway how much can u waste on that tiny bit of tim.... my AC MX-2 already half year and i've apply around 7-8 processors so far and it still left about 40% Unless u apply damn lot of tims each time and all ur tims goess off from the IHS, then it is a waste.... only small amount needed(not too lil and not too much)each time...... so to me i dont feel there is a need to save it for the lil thg. Unless u are the 1 that take off ur processor everyweek. But even if u do take off ur processor everyweek, the tim is still there, maybe need to reapply just a lil bit only.... Unless u change processor everyweek... then

This post has been edited by vincentlaw: Apr 3 2008, 08:41 PM

yes but evry person hve their own perspective..
let see the picture :



refer the picture above,what do u think?which one better?

i did condition A for my friend and my friend E6550 at stock speed running 28'c with the default thermal paste provided...