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I stumbled upon this north bridge cooler while surfing the web. It is the Forcetake JTS-0006 Heatpipe Chipset Cooler from JingTing.
i wonder if it is better than the stock cooler.
There is a review at hardwareXL.
It is sold in the US at Sidewinder.
Don't know if any supplier carries it in the UK/EU.
What do you think of it? Is it worth it? Would it help in overclocking the MCH for a 24/7 cruncher? Thanks.
Doesnt look like that has any mounting attachments for hooks? All the reviews I've seen of the "Forcetake JTS-0006 Heatpipe Chipset Cooler" from Jing Ting have shown them being installed on AMD motherboards, with holes around the NB.
I see what you are saying. Sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Durzel
That said, I noticed that PcCI2iminal has posted a picture in this thread back on 19 July of a NB cooler that somehow he managed to "mod" to attach to the hooks. Picture is not very clear, cannot tell.
picture is verry clear, that clear i can see its a intel badaxe mobo......Quote:
Originally Posted by meshmesh
oh and he wrote it above too ..:D
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Originally Posted by meshmesh
I mounted this to my using the retention clip from the asus stock sink put through a rubber washers in the middle to help hold it down. Then I used mini cable ties on each loop. It's not super tight, but it more or less stays in place. he only thing about that unit is that the heatpipe is quite loose when you put TIM around it like it says in the instructions and the top pushes back and forth very easily, still it is better than the stock pos.
Appreciate the info. Any chance of posting a picture to help would be very nice of you. Thank you very much.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
I've been following just as many threads as I can find on this P5W DH and i am having no where near the luck that these folks are. My FSB wall seems to be 356 with a E6600 B2 step, and i have to hit it with 1.5volts just to keep Windows stable. Back and forth on the MCH voltage isn't helping that any. More food for thought here, thanks guys.
can one boot at 1,85 ?from biose .couse im having trouble ,booting anything higher then 1,7v. 1.7mch boots fine ,and work myself op in windows . im i missing something here? is anyone else able to boot higher than 1,7mch ?if so which biose you using? would be nice if i can boot directly at 1,8mch without having to fix the potmeter everytime . what i can say though is ,that before the mod ,i was stuck at 408fsb with reatail 6600, now im at 437 fsb and 1,7v mch :) still testing .Quote:
Originally Posted by Rol-Co
im liking the peltier idea. I've got an old 72 watt from my p3 days. I'll have to pair that with my NB waterblock when i get a new ds3.
Just amazing :D