more heat will be generated if vcore goes higher

agree on that bro. i also notice that, many top end coolers tend to perform better at higher temp

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

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

great bro... will be waiting for the results

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

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

what mobo are u using?

bro, im sure your mobo doesnt have any problem with CCF

yup shouldnt be a problem. i think even with active ram cooler on, there wont be problem too.

another thing is, good quality sand paper are more durable. you can use it to lap longer unlike those cheap ones.

there is always a risk when u lap HDT. that's y usually ppl use higher grit sandpaper to start with. Before this, when i lapped my RS, i started off with 1000grit and finish off with 2000grit.

for those normal base heatsink, some ppl start off as low as 200grit which i think will "kill" HDT heatsink

btw, imo 3M brand's sandpaper are one of the best but it's hradly sold here in my area

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 3 2008, 02:25 AM

imo, only using 2000 grit for lapping wouldnt have much difference in performance. coz 2000 grit is too fine to make the base flat (due to those metal thingy). i think start lapping with 1500grit is better and finish off with 2000grit



use those cheapo sand paper lo. just that u need keep replacing new sandpaper which is very troublesome . iirc, 3M sandpaper comes in bundle and its not cheap too.

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 3 2008, 11:31 PM

imo, your board shouldnt have a problem fitting ccf bro
anyway, hurry go get this cooler and post some pics and result

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 4 2008, 01:34 AM

imo the heatsink can be use on those new board but i dont think that the bracket use to mount the heatsink will fit.

look for tkh_1001 bro. he is selling it at garage sales

erm.... really hard to say bro. imo if the bracket is able to fit into the mobo, then there might be a slight chance. usually the problem cause by the bracket and the clips

thanks alot for that bro

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Mar 1 2009, 02:00 AM

u mean the ori CCF or the 92mm version CCF?

the mosfet heatsink too big. so the bracket wont be able to fit in it


i think can as long as you have a 1366 bracket for the ccf


for me, i'll take off the mobo first before removing the ccf. if not it will be a lil hard

TRUE is around RM2xx and CCF is RM150. i guess i'll let you make that judgement yourself

btw, i just found out that CCF now comes with anti-vibration rubber with the rubber on, the fan mounted on the heatink wont move around unlike the previous version where the fan and be move upwards and downward.



This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Mar 24 2009, 07:07 AM

bro, i think you should ask xk2. maybe he bought CCF too and install it on his Asus SE. if SE can fit your mobo should be okay. but imo, the chances are slim coz even on my UD3P which is something like your mobo, CCF also cant fit

for mobos like this go for xiggie with SS kti or if you have extra budget then TRUE is okay too

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Apr 1 2009, 05:27 PM