Simple add a RAM/Chipset Heatsink to the arrowed location.
1. Pros: Most effective. If fully copper base will have even more improvement. Cons: might need to place on top of the clip.
2. Pros: Easy to install, average effectiveness. Cons: Need to use 3M Thermal Conductive Tape and might fall if not properly taped.
3. Pros: Effective for Cheap Tower Heatsink. Cons: Least Effective. Not recommend it since the improvement is not huge.
Warning: Doing this might void your HSF warranty (but heatsink as you know it won't spoil just the fan will).
Example:

Example Chipset/RAM Cooler:

Highly Recommend tweak for Cooler Master Hyper TX and Hyper Z600

Works with all Xigmatek CPU Cooler Except the apache

Also works with most Thermalright Cooler Except the XP series and MST-9775 LE.
If anyone had done it and have the pics or screenshots, pls post it here!
Alternative Post: Check this out!
Thanks for AceCombat for this pic.

Somebody designed a hsf using this theory too.


This post has been edited by hiroki04030: Oct 4 2008, 01:04 PM

I don't get what ur trying to tell??
Mod what?? What arrow position??
I really don't see anything just the pic of CM HyperTX and Xigmatek HSF..

u alredi made it rite.. so post urs la first

no point for u to create both same topic.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=791609&st=

The thermalright is just a example others you should be able to figure it out.

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Added on September 15, 2008, 5:55 pmI will move it to here soon because I created there wrong category.

This post has been edited by hiroki04030: Sep 15 2008, 05:55 PM

is it just simply stick the chipset cooler to the heatsink? how much temp drop?

Yes, it will drop about 2C or more it depends on the air flow in the case. Especially the exhause fan.

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Added on October 4, 2008, 1:05 pmIt will work since somebody design it into a hsf.

This post has been edited by hiroki04030: Oct 4 2008, 01:05 PM