just got the info, for DFI JR P45, can fit, but NB cooler must change to TR product or any relevant that have curve...

lolz i still haven give any update to u bro tkh..

sorry ya cause i have no time do tweaking n stress test at home

emilz, ko cakap mende tuh masa xixo masih female..... sekarang dia jadi "female without female tag" ko tau tak?

hmm can someone told me what good fan for ifx-14? i think delta to loud i wan good performance and good price =not FM123 T_T

@tkh

nice.......

tkh_1001, ur system temp kinda high le.

I don't know about you but I'm getting my hands on one of these babies:



http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/1614/arct...oler/index.html

i tink the sli will hit my GC though :S

hmm ur think xigmatek fan more good then cm 69.69 fan?

like terowong angin..

@tkh

wahhh.....bila masa E8400 E0

When you get E8400 E0?
Post some 500x9 result

any comment on performance of sunbeamtech CCF vs. deepcool KW..?? 

which one u prefer with any reason?     

yes that r.. he mean CCF dun hv,, that ''rubber screw'' act as anti-vibration function+ tool free installation

but KW more tough to install compare to CCF la..
other way, CCF nid more cleareans space to install...

btw, all i noe is some DFI mobo cant use together wif CCF

How should thermal compound be applied?
You should apply a very thin (paper thin) layer on the heatsink with your finger before installing it. Don't use too much - the thinner the layer, the better. But make sure that the entire contact area between CPU and heatsink is covered; otherwise hot-spots can form.

Then press the heatsink firmly on the CPU. Thermal compound is a very nasty substance, it is sticky and kind of hard to clean off your fingers. It does not conduct electricity, so don't panic if you spill small amounts of it on the CPU's pins. Even silver-based thermal compound has low electrical conductivity, and will not cause short circuits when spilled in small amounts.

Thermal compound normally does not get hard, it will stay sticky for years. But depending on the solvents used in the making of the compound, it may dry over the years. This is not a reason to worry; it will still do its job when dry, and there is no reason to replace dried thermal compound.

kinwai88/ stock cooler / Shinetsu-Microsi paste/ Intel Quad Core 9650 Extreme@ 3.0ghz(stock speed)/ Core: 1.104v/ stock fan/ 32c/ 74c/ non-aircond /

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Added on November 6, 2008, 1:24 amRun with Prime95

any1 tried AC Freezer Xtreme wt E8400? can go 4ghz wt decent temp & running stable not?