Amazing job, what did you use to cut the fins?
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Amazing job, what did you use to cut the fins?
No.... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Overconfidence
LOL :D
@CBLP... I used a metal scissor.. the scissor must be 25 years old at least but still did a great job :p
NC™
Why not allow this web site access to hotlinks?Quote:
Originally Posted by NightCrawlerâ„¢
I run a very large forum and I need all the bandwidth I can get....
NC™
I looked at 2 pics...
I am getting annoys copying all the pics...
please, just post the pics like normal, instead of making a cheap attempt at inflating your traffic numbers by making us all visit your site.
theres better ways to get people to your site, then tricking them...
nice job on the work...
the rest, needs work.
just post the pics next time please, so we can just see them...
guys, you need to learn to find a way around. ;)
here's the link, without eating up bandwidth:
http://www.nxsecure.org/NightCrawler/4400/
hope you don't mind NC. :)
EDIT: oh, and i forgot... good job! :up:
I seriously fail to see your point.... Besides that if I felt the need to advertise my site I would have done so already... but I don't...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
And not a problem high5....
NC™
Impressive temps from the mod. How about MB/case temps did they drop at all?
Nice job. What test did you run to see full load temps? The best I've found so far is ATI tool artifact scanning and rthdribl. They heat up card a lot.
Just to compare. I have gtx 256MB @1.55V, cooled by 512MB card heatpipe cooler and I am getting 38C idle and 55C load. If fan is @ full RPM then even lower load temps.
:toast:
I run Everest and have it put out a log file.... next I'll play a game like Far Cry for ~2 hours with all the eye candy maxed including HDR.
Far Cry utilizes the CPU and GPU to the max and thus gives a proper temp readout in a 2 hour cycle..
ATI's artifact scanning is what I used to use but I found out it's not pushing your GPU to the max... even running the 3D view without the scanning gives a slightly higher temp then when scanning for artifacts....
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how do you get everst to create a log file? this shows you your cpu, gpu temps and all that. I cant seem to find this option in everst.Quote:
Originally Posted by NightCrawlerâ„¢
File... preferences.. on the pop up window go to Hardware Monitoring (at the bottom).. expand that one.. click on Logging and select where to save your output file...
NC™
thank you very much sir:)
I'll second that, those pics made me cry. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Coroner Kyle
Why not remove any extra PCI covers on the back of the case so that the Zalman can push it's air straight out of the case...or mod the case to accomadate the cooler and setup some kind of wind tunnel going from the cooler to the back of the case to help expel the heat.
The MB temp didn't drop a bit... the ambient GPU temp did by 4C and my chipset temp went down by 1-2C
I didn't remove the PCI plates as it didn't have much effect as the speed of the cooler is controlled with a Zalman fanmate to reduce the noise and therefor it doesn't really push much air out the back of the case...
My case has plenty of holes on the back to push the air out... :)
I also updated the first post with some more closeup pics... :)
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NJ it looks great!
HOLLY MOTHER OF JESUS THE LANDSCAPER...... That looks awesome. Great temps. Do NV cards always run that hot with the stock cooler?
Alex
They're pretty hot yes... :(
NC™
does the top of the cooler extend beyond the edge of the motherboard?
Great mod! :toast: :thumbsup:
Looks powerful and the temps are cool!
Wow way to go!! Totally awesome set-up!!:)
I'm impressed it fit in so snugly, looks great. Well done.
Even further then that.... I had to take a bit of the top to fit it in the case.. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by chinkgai
NCâ„¢
Wow, very cool, definitely qualifies as 'extreme'.
I won't neitherQuote:
Originally Posted by NightCrawlerâ„¢
http://www.capoeirabrasil.free.fr/bo...l/Dscn0346.jpg
BTW, this is a Asus P5WD2 so... :rolleyes: