Ooi,hamsap lou,don't kutuk my liquid
Your air t delta canbot reach what my liquid can do

huge range of upcoming cooler

http://www.hardware.info/nl-NL/newsbygroup/19/

this i just made...
glock88/Xigmatek HDT S1283 Vanilla/AC MX2/Xeon X3320@3.0GHz(20%)/1.18++v/45 min/63 max/ Non-AC/Stock Fan/4*Prime95 for 20 minutes


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all results has been updated already

@OC4:3
yala...u go marry ur watercooling lo


@xk2
thanks alot for the nice info bro

AIyooooo........Hamsap,diam lah.
Not everyone like the look of air cooling mar
BTW,Freezer Xtreme is on sales at LYP,kinda like IFX14 concept but not that large lah

guys... just found out what a exhaust inwards GC can do to my temp

for the information of u guys, the max temp shown was achieved during closed case.... while the current temp was when the case was open.. the difference is 10c @.@

my 9800GX2 was on idling at 70c that time n altho is does exhaust to the rear of casing, it does exhaust into the case thru the side of the GC as well....the exhaust of the case was only one at the rear n only one intake at the sidepanel....

gonna add more exhaust fans to my casing liao

ok...now here is the new result after i change the sidepanel fan as exhaust too

the temp is 70-72c now

wow... very hot eh.... hahaha

so u mean previously your 65c load cpu temp was with case opened?

yup...alll my previous result are open casing result....as i am running half naked rig

yesterday tangan gatal go close back the case n this is the temp zzzzzzzz

using CM690 right??

try changing the side panel fan to exhaust first....

the GX2 hot air vents should be near the side panel exhaust fan...do this and the hot air wont be able to get a chance of being recycled...

no wonder u pursuaded me to go for half naked rig

This post has been edited by metsatsu: Sep 18 2008, 10:21 PM

wanna ask u guys who used xigmatek air coolers before.i used HDT-S963 and currently using HDT-S1283 vanila(currently dis batch the dumb fan included was down to 1500RPM type already,robyncom worker told me only the first batch of S1283 get 2k++rpm fans).from my observation of temps comparing the 2 coolers,i get only 3Celcius reduction using Intel Burn Test load.the S963 was using intel pushpin and S1283 was using the xigmatek SS kit.u guys think i did something wrong or it is like dat normally??i'm new to these kind of SS kits, normally how u all determine it as 'fastened properly, i mean the 4 screws'?

here can talk abt northbridge coolers???i wanna ask u guys smtg, i own a EP35-DS3 rev2.1 mobo. when i run memtest86,test 5 for like 15 minutes like dat, i touch the northbridge, its like around 70C++ i think(its painful to touch).i din overvolt my NB yet.my question is does the cooler master blue ice pro good enuf to cool my NB? link here

yes bro... already done it actually n i got some nice temp drop already

try naked run n see how it drops la

regarding ur question, actually it is correct that S1283 is supposed to beat this S963 by few c only from online reviews that i have seen before.... and when u have SS kit u cant really say it helps u improve the temp reduction.....i wud say it only helps u prevent loose contact IMHO... just screw those thing until u cant screw anymore then it will be tight already... normally what i do is to screw in a lil by lil on all sides until its tight to get equal tightening

as for the NB , erm its quite a weird case cos last time i also have been using that mobo(but the old version with the "E" in front) n it seems like my Nb nvr been that bad.... at most oso at 50-53c only....

Update: I've just finished doing my rig's cable management. gonna stress test my cpu temp. and see how it turns out.

I will later put up a photo of my rig's interior as well.

This post has been edited by metsatsu: Sep 19 2008, 09:01 PM

How to apply TX-2 tim over C2D surface? Just bought Sunbeam CCF and the manual states that apply it evenly and twice the amountthan usual tim, so how many tim exactly needed?

as big as lizard shit.

http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?opti...=1&limitstart=5
this link should help you out.

my method is to a pea size at the middle of the cpu. then cut out a small piece (roughly half the width of the processor) from a plastic card (i would suggest using card which is similar to mykad type). then start to spread the TIM as evenly and thinly as possible all covering all over the whole surface of the cpu. you can search for demo on youtube

till now i jus put abit on center proc..then put the hsf.twist it right and left push /screw the pin