Humm that got be a pain as thats going to be easy to get everywhere! I'd be tempted to braze it up, have more themeral contact then as it be a metal as to the pasteQuote:
Originally Posted by enz660
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Humm that got be a pain as thats going to be easy to get everywhere! I'd be tempted to braze it up, have more themeral contact then as it be a metal as to the pasteQuote:
Originally Posted by enz660
I wish I could do that but it would be difficult becuase once its on there, its done. Also, heatpipes cannot handle such high temps and there is a chace they would blow up (from what others have told me at least).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
You don't want to blow up these heatpipes by high temperature.:stick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
As I said in an earlier post, this is the best thing to try if you really want go extreme:
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Originally Posted by GPSeek
enz660
take a look here,
http://images.people.overclockers.ru/128411.jpg
this mod reduced the temps in 2*C!
that silver stuff is an alloy which melts in 95*C. It was not difficult to use it.
Where do I get it?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBeast1590
When I redo my Infinity pressure mount, I want to do that as well ...
SICK :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBeast1590
nice work bro
I've been an Infinity fan (no pun intended) since I purchased mine. I was new to the heatpipe coolers and the infinity had the most consistent results in most of the reviews I read. Here are my results with my infinity with a pressure mod and the stock infinity fan with two additional 80cfm fans.
Idle with ~25*c ambient.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7480/idlebe1.png
Load
http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/6834/loadpt0.png
sorry to re-open a old thread, but I would love to know if theres much of a temp diff when modifying the tuniq mounting system?
if so how did you do it
The only reason you might want to mod it is if the screw breaks (which it did for me) and you need to replace them with your own screws. Other than that, just tighten it a lot, make sure the cpu IHS and the Heatsink base are both lapped, and use a quality thermal paste. You should get best performance out of the mount after all that. Good luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by billyboy
enz660, was the bottom fan blowing air on the heatsink or away? Does using this help a lot? Also, did you keep the fan in the middle of the tuniq, and if so, which way is it blowing, towards the back I'm guessing?
I dont get what you mean by "bottom fan" but yes, i did keep the fan in the middle of the tuniq, all fans were blowing to the back of the case yes. Like the ifx, the tuniq has tight fin spacing, and the loud, high rpm tuniq fan helps take advantage of the fin concentration.Quote:
Originally Posted by DamienKC
the fan thats on the bottom of the tuniq, it either blows up or down :P