Is that the low profile version? My friend Jinu has that block on his 6800gt. It is really heavy and well made! He has the big sucker. 2 of these for sli would be perfect.
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Is that the low profile version? My friend Jinu has that block on his 6800gt. It is really heavy and well made! He has the big sucker. 2 of these for sli would be perfect.
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Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
I cut my stock retail A64 HS in half and glued it to NB. Ice cold and passive quietness.
But I'm running 300Mhz on NF3 Epox..YMMV
http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~smanning/cut.jpg
Well is it as good as it looks?? If it just about the looks i think that "sticker" on the top looks a bit Kmart :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
Insulate them and run -70c liquid through them. There's your Number 1 in 3Dmark:DQuote:
Originally Posted by trans am
OPP
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Originally Posted by Dirt
This is no kmart block. THis is a High-quality Australian block. I think this was designed by Animal Planet Celebrity Steve Irwin he's really into overclocking. http://animal.discovery.com/fansites...rochunter.html
Are you seriuos, the Croc Hunter is into overclocking? :D
Send a e-mail and have him join XS, he's a funny guy.
OPP
Kmart = unexpensive (it was a metafor)Quote:
Originally Posted by trans am
If Steve Irwin is in to overclocking I think that must be overclocking of him self then :p: Pretty successful in that...
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Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
also,this new revision Maze 4 not bad though
They said it can fit all the 6800 and ati cards :D
http://www.dangerden.com/images/maze...uboth_600w.gif
http://www.dangerden.com/images/maze.../base_800w.gif
That is no K-mart jobbie, it's one of the best GPU coolers around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirt
Yeh that is the slim profile one
It's 9.5 mm smaller than the fusion HL, but I'm not sure on the difference in the performane.
And it also can fit both Nvidia and ATI cards.
The new Maze 4 block looks nice thought, is it out yet?
right.... try silverprop. obviously steve irwin gives you guys a chance to make fun of us aussies :mad: i'l keep my comments to myself...Quote:
Originally Posted by trans am
now to decide if its actually worth selling off my bh-5 for some tccd.. though i dont think il be running 3.3v+ 24/7
My bad, i though that northbridges didnt really need watercooling...just a good aircooler. Thats what all the watercooling gurus have said... That its not worth the added flow resistance and added temperatures to the water. But if it gets to 60°C...then damn i guess it could use some watercooling
i'm trans am's friend with the fusion, it's a great block. brass = no corrosion. comes in HL and SL versions, SL is slim, HL is fat. HL allows you to mount ramsinks, SL blocks 2 ram sinks where the barbs come out. from the looks of things as they sit in my rig, 2 HL's will probably fit in an sli rig as it takes up just about 2 card slots. if a 2 slot ultra can fit into an sli rig, then the fusion should fit. i'd definitely mount a fan over the cards with a zalman fan bracket to cool the memory, with or without ramsinks.
i don't think watercooling the nf3 chipset is worth it as it hardly gets warm, however, just from playing around with trans am's chaintech board, the nf4 chipset gets really hot compared to the nf3. i think cooling it would definitely help. i'm not sure what kind of nb blocks can fit underneath a mounted gfx card, i'm thinking maybe a fusion SL as its barbs aren't vertical, but horizontal to the plane of the motherboard.
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Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
I would have thought that DFI would have at least put a lil fan on the chipset.
you can make a current maze4 fit 6800's if you drill holes a couple holes in it as it is a couple mm's off from fitting correctly.
They do have one.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
"To provide rock solid stability, both nForce4 chipset based motherboards feature Japanese aluminum electrolytic capacitors, magnetic levitation north bridge cooling fan with fan speed control, and all aluminum heat sink on mosfets. "
OPP
So the UT boards don't come with anything? Just a motherboard in a box? Or is the bundle not as great (cable count wise)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Doumz
I've read UT being analagous to the INFINITY label in terms of bundling.
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Originally Posted by http://forums.overclockers.com.au/showthread.php?p=3973904#post3980701
Damn Damn Damn....I want one of these boards!!Quote:
Originally Posted by OPPAINTER
OPP, make sure you get some updates out quick when you get your sample up and running.
Anyone getting a new PS with 24pin to use on this board? problems with the 20 to 24 converter?
any ocz PSU is 24pin ready. :)Quote:
Anyone getting a new PS with 24pin to use on this board? problems with the 20 to 24 converter?
420, 520, 600w and the new modable ones and on some boards you don't have to have a 24pin molex even though there are 24pin connecter on the board you can only use 20 of the 24.
Dose not anyone have reviews about lanparty nf4 yet？？？
i'm waiting, i think a couple guys got the board yesterday, so some preliminary stuff i'm hoping will be up tomorrow.
Check out this radio Interview, They talked about NF3 939 AGP boardQuote:
Originally Posted by Torin
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NinjaLane has posted an on demand audio stream of a radio interview with DFI that mainly covers new LANPaty motherboards and the recently announced nForce4 Ultra and nForce4 SLI chipsets.
In this installment we feature an interview between myself and Vivian Lien from DFI where we discuss the new LANParty motherboards using the nForce4 Ultra and nForce4 SLI chipsets.
http://www.ninjalane.com:8000/content/DFI_Interview.pls
well now that that's over with, when are the reasonably priced boards coming out?
middle of next month i bet they will be around 200$.