But I recalled some statement from TR saying they did that to take into account of the curve from the processor's heatspread or something lols. But then again, shouldn't all of the base should be as flat as possible?

Lucky thing CCF's base is quite flat . Might try to lap it when I've ample of time to kill in future when cleaning my PC

Can try looking for tkh_1001 for it .

Well, true also. I compared with friend's Xigmatek the 3 pipe non RS, CCF's base is better . The gap between pipes also closer.

Nice temps! I've been wondering how you all manage to get such low idling =/

My system seems to be getting the worse results among the CCF users here.

Higher vcore = more heat isn't it? @@

^ Same experience I had. My CCF idles just 3-4C below my Intel HSF at max fan speed for the stock HSF, but at load it chops about 10-15C off. Can't really recall what my load temp was like back then. Noise level decreased a lot as well with the CCF .

2 fans on your CCF? Care to show some pictures? . Interesting.

That's why I'm itching to see the picture of the setup . Wonder how to mount the fan on the other side hmm.

I think if the 4 mounting holes position the same, it will probably fit the CCF though.

^ Yea, got comparison of temperature? . Both the load and idle hehe. See if it is worth to lap CCF or not.

I'm thinking to lap mine following neehyan's style . 2000 grit all the way. Won't eat much like those using 600 800 1000 on those heatsink with base.

One direction, circular motion might eat into the metal too fast.


=/ CCF base is quite flat enough already ma, just need to make it more flatter. So I suppose 2000 onwards is enough.

It is not easy to find 2000 grit 3M sand paper in Melaka le... The shops I went to only had 1000 . Still finding!

That's Everest if I'm not mistaken.