wow so hot mate ur proc

i dun dare lap my s1283 also. scared heatpipe bocor. but i quite confident tht i can reduce some heat also if i change my stock fan, its only running at 1400++ rpm.

oledi nice temp there..

nola...it wont bocor so easily la... the bocor ones are for those who are impatient

changing fan gievs u alot of noise...

n i got feedback that says this cooler doesnt scales well with high cfm fan.... only 2-3c iirc

lapping it will give u diff on temp

do slowly n patiently dont gopoh gopoh coz it will hurts

tkh

if i use s1283 wit d fan blowing down to d NB
can it cool it down to?
yes i am aware its blowing hot air to it
bt my current proc is not dat hot
im actually running it passive wit temps around 38'c in between idle and minor loads

erm....u mean blow it down via spoiler?

that one wont really work imho....

i feel almost no air coming out from the back of my cooler the airflow that comes out from there is too weak

LOL, same. When I put my arm after the CCF, practically can't feel any wind movement if the top exhaust are stopped. I think the top exhaust of my setup helped on the airflow.

ive have tried pushing and pulling config for cpu airflow on my HR-01

seems that it is more better using pulling compare to pushing

1-2c drops compare to pushing

This post has been edited by sepulgilo: Nov 15 2008, 04:05 PM

how a bout push-pull-push???

where to sangkut all the fan

can i improve more?

This post has been edited by teamloks: Nov 15 2008, 10:00 PM

i think he meant push-pull-pull?

one more put at the rear case to sux the air out lulz

owh

cuz my current 100mm CM heat sink blow quite strong
dats why i wanted to try using the s1283

tqs guyss

I am no where that temperature . @1.3vcore, my temperature running IBT already touching 80c. @1.4vcore, temperature already break the 80c limit..

This post has been edited by tgairborne: Nov 15 2008, 10:42 PM

for dis kind of kind HDT heatsinks , ur method of applying TIM will definitely affect ur temp alot. most ppl here put on their heatsink base, but i put on the proc and spread it abit. i read the tuniq tx-2 description it says non electrically conducive, so overuse abit also i think its ok. maybe tkh just lucky enuf to get a good chip or u raise ur VTT so tht u can lower ur vcore, thts wat i do.but since urs is a 45nm quad, VTT must not more than 1.45V , thts specificated in intel datasheet for ur proc.

actually the temps were taken during the nite

n all proc have different heat level...thats why i guess...

n k!nex have a good point..... methods of applying TIM oso have impact....

Maybe I will remove the heatsink and re apply everything from scratch. Maybe will need to get a thermal paste cleaner as previously I just use tissue paper to wipe it off. The method I used to apply the thermal paste is just drawling a two lines on 2 heat pipes, after pressing it against the processor, I took it back out and checked the base of it, it seems everything dimension was covered equally. Well, maybe my chip produce greater heat (but thats alot of heat different !!!)

dun use so much force when u use tissue paper to rub. scared got static charge build. can kill ur proc.btw, i use those girl use de nail polish remover(acetone) to remove the old TIM, den use alcohol clean again, den only apply new TIM.

wait till u see my ex e8600 E0.... hotter than my ex q9450 on 1.24v..... shoot up to 80c on ibt even at nite

try make the TIM layer as thin as possible .... see if that helps.... n check the mounting pressure