well, it might help , or it might not help . Lose nothing to try it out since it will either reduce more temperature or will not change at all ..since he is rich..if possible...mount 4 fans on it !!! hehe just jk

Yup, worth the try also. But one thing you left out, it will increase the noise level, unless you use super silent fans.

imo if u put super silent fan usually the cfm wont be high so i dont think there is much effect.

but if u put some high performance fan on it, the noise will annoy you till death

actually, i used a fan grill to be placed in between the surface that is not flat and the fan. this will prevent the fan blades from hitting the cooler's fins. and to make the the fan face straightly to the back of the casing, i just used cables to pull it towards the other fan from all 4 screw holes.

haha, i didnt cut later. dun like destroying my stuff.

well, based on the reviews i saw, having the fan on lowest setting would be enough edi, and turning it up full speed doesnt make that much of a difference. nevertheless, i will be using the fans with a fan controller so i can pump up the speed when gaming (since gaming would be loud anyway)

will be using fan controller. the delta i am using is quite similar specs to the the stock fan that comes wtih CCF, just that the delta's rpm is higher, cfm is almost same. instead will be using the stock fan as my casing intake since my drives get quite hot.



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doesnt look really neat so im gonna redo it, want some ideas on how to improve it. and the sturdiness of the 2nd fan is just about same as the first fan being held by metal clips so its good enough to hold. anyway, this is just a proof of concept, anyone else who has done something similar, pls share, thx.

This post has been edited by awh85: Nov 26 2008, 02:45 AM

wow.... its looks promising bro... any result? although it looks un-neat but what is important here is the result

btw, good idea bro

imo try testing out which fan has the highest cfm and let that fan be in front blowing into the heatsink. i think you can get a better result by doing so.

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Nov 26 2008, 03:20 AM

oh, no results yet. i dun have mobo to test, maybe during the weekend. think i will try with stock fan first, then only try 2 deltas. later i post results.

great bro... will be waiting for the results

nice idea bro...waiting for your full setup

does it fit with Asus P6T Deluxe?

u mean X58? i kinda doubt it does coz it's still using a 775 socket bracket. unless sunbeamtech comes out with a new bracket to support the new 1366 socket

1366 same socket bracket as 775? perhaps it shud fit well without any prob...

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

Would not want any more push pin setup for my new coming i7 processor hehe... !

Hi all,

I just bought a new ccf and based on forum sharing. I had lapped the heat pipe for the first time.





Just to share the lapping result that i have done. Enjoy!

Whats the temperature ? Would like to see some result after lapped

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

i dont think the 4 holes positioning of socket 775 and 1366 is the same. coz other brand like thermalright has came out with different mounting kits for 1366. but so far i havent heard that sunbeamtech has come out with any newmounting kit to support socket 1366 proc.


actually sumbeamtech do produce bracket with screws for socket 775 rather than push pin. too bad its not available in malaysia .



nice lapping bro
a few question here though.

1. what grit of sandpaper did u use for the whole lapping process?
2. what is the temp difference before and after lapping?

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 1 2008, 05:43 PM

Can anyone shoot the picture of CCF with ruler beneath it...i want to measure whether it will fit inside my mobo or not...

what mobo are u using?

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