Yes. Once i touched stock hs on nb while at full speed - it was pretty hot!Quote:
Originally Posted by nzbleach
So i replaced whole stock cooling with Thermalright's products (dets in my sig). It's much better now!
BTW i didn't experience any problem while replacing pwm hs as Praz and someone reported - proper position, good contact, no need to modify anything.
Cheers.
You just got lucky. The two rows of caps are slightly taller then the slave chips. With the heatsink sitting on both sets of components it is a physical impossibility that the HR-09 will sit completely flat on the slave chips. The HR-09, used as shipped, is a poor cooling solution for this board.
I don't know about the UT (I'm still using the stock heatpipe construction), but on the DK, the HR-09 Type3 work very well and give me good temps, compared to the stock mosfet coolers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
Temps under load are now in the low 40's. With the stock coolers, temps got up to 70°. The coolers feel pretty cool to.
What is the difference between 3/11 and 3/17 ?
The DK component layout is different. For the LT/UT the base needs a relief milled into it like the original heatsink. Then it would be an excellent replacement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jupiler
Was unable to use Special Add with VCORE on auto in 3/11. Fixed in 3/17.Quote:
Originally Posted by M3kk
Was unsure if it was going to work our board, works great on bios 12/24
And also was worth the performance I think over my 8800gts 640 wc dropped my loops and cpu temp 4" celcius :up:
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k7...00gx2stock.jpg
http://www.iks.republika.pl/PWM_area.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Praz
I don't see a problem with HR-09 (Type 2) in that area.
Thermal pad compensates height difference between chips and caps (and cools them too). With such thick thermal pad imo it doesn't make big differece if hs sits perfectly straight (though mine sits so - I'm lucky!)
Thanks for the confirmation on the 9800GX2 working great on this board. As soon as dual display becomes an option while running SLI I will surely be picking up one of these cards for this board.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_real_7
hehehe coz of Praz, some of us are using the auto vcore & just push special add...now DFI had to change a bios coz of that :ROTF: THANKS JOHN!:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
All I did was put in a request. Didn't think it would be changed that quick, if at all. A special thanks to Oskar and DFI. I can't think of another board manufacturer that would have done this for the users. After all, in the grand scheme of things this was a pretty trivial matter. Now if I can get one more change made in my mind this BIOS would be about as perfect as one could be.
So ask for the change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
Looks like you are on a roll now :)
We really appreciate the posts John.
I've been asking for several months. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by soundx98
This "one more change" would'nt be access to tREF, would it John ? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
No. A much bigger impact on stability then that. But I think a good portion of the code would have to be reworked to implement the change.Quote:
Originally Posted by kitfit1
Come on spill the beans then :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Praz
They are the same board. I don't even look at LT's page anymore as DFI doesn't seem to keep it up to date. I am using 3/17 bios right now on my LT with no problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by saint-francis
edit: Looks like the beta site for the LT is up to date. I see the 3/17 bios available there now. However the official site still only shows 12/24 as the latest. The latest official for the UT(2/14) also works for the LT.
I'm really curious now! Think you can share your thoughts on what changes you would like seen in a future update?Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
I know you have seen me bring this up many times before. I am sorry for it, but do you think you can request the RAID ROM bios to be updated from 7.5.0.1017 to the latest 7.6.0.1011?
just need to confirm what Mosfet sink will fit. HR-09-S Type 3 if im not mistaken? Can someone confirm this is the one I want before I order.
Best thing you can do is to measure the distance between the holes where the pushpins go through and then check the drawings from TR site here :
http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa...50aHVzaWFzdA==
I think it's Type 2 you'll need.
HR-09 S Type 2 - the one that fits.Quote:
Originally Posted by nzbleach
did i see someone say they used the 317 bios on the T2R/S Dark ?
Thanks for confirmation on the GX2 working ok. I have one sat right in front of me, (picked it up this morning) but not had chance to install it yet!Quote:
Originally Posted by the_real_7
Why on the thermalright website does it say I need to get type 3?Quote:
Originally Posted by Krzychu
Might want to ask them. Below is one of the emails I received from Chris when we were discussing samples to be reviewed.Quote:
Originally Posted by nzbleach
Quote:
John,
According to our product manager, you need a HR-09 Type 2 (short side) to fit onto your DFI P35 or X38 boards.
The new HR-09 Type 3 will fit the new DFI RD600 and the 680i boards.
Thermalright,
Chris Lee
Because once again, they made a mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by nzbleach
After I got my DK, I checked TR site to see which mosfet coolers would fit.
It stated I needed the Type 2 U/S, so I ordered them.
You can imagine my surprise that they didn't fit and that I needed the Type 3 instead (after measuring the distance between the holes and checking the correct type afterwards).
I have a screenshot from last month, where you can see that they recommend the Type2 U/S coolers for the DK.
Now check which type they recommended for the P35 T2R? ;)