Lavalys Everest?Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxking1
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Lavalys Everest?Quote:
Originally Posted by Waxking1
Everest gives a reading for the Northbridge but its not the Northbridge. I haven't used Everest on this build yet but I believe that Everest picks up the temp from vreg or cpu and just calls it the NB temp. The only way to see the NB temp currently is in BIOS or maybe with a sensor. Even with the waterblock you still won't know your NB temps. It should be easy to see any difference in idle temps for the NB in the BIOS if you check your temps before installing the block.
DAMN!!! That looks awesome!
my entire board setup is koolance now. :cool:
only my gpu and pump fixtures are non koolance. :rofl:
Just installed mine:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4..._installed.jpg
Nice mod Naekuh. Sick block
Just as a heads up with those QDs, mine leak a fair amount of water when disconnecting. You really sure you want them on top of the board like that? Also, i got a leak over the weekend when one didnt seal itself correctly. I was not pleased.
oh i know they leak a little.
That why i cover them with tissue b4 i pull off.
And u didnt screw it in tight enough huh? I had that happen once or it got loose when i attached the QD and jolted it loose.
No see thats the thing, it was fully clicked in. I had to disconnect it and reconnect it, then it sealed.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
ask dean for an RMA.Quote:
Originally Posted by veedubfreak
sounds like a bad QD then.
You guys want idle and load shots of my vregs when PWM freqency is blasted at the highest? :rofl:
I have been running it for a hour before put on MB, then test it again after mounting to the MB without switching on the PC, of course with a lot tissue :D...it is a safer way, I think! :)
Stock heatsink NB Temp from BIOS, it will boost to 6XdegC when I o/c my 920 to 5GHz.
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/4135/img0612b.jpg
Koolance Block Installed @ 4GHz, also stock Vcore for IOH
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/9611/dscf0129j.jpg
5ghz? Are you using phase?
No need phase change!Quote:
Originally Posted by veedubfreak
http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/284...0427193400.jpg
Wow, 1.6v? You're nuts man. Must...find....d0
Grrr must flash bios... then i'll come back with 5. :T
On the Koolance NB block - does it have specific inlet/outlet ports, or doesn't it matter?
dont think it really matters.
Okay, I'm either blind or... :shrug:
Does the Koolance NB block cover one of the mobo mounting screw holes? I have an extra screw but can't seem to find the last mount hole. :confused:
It uses the same exact holes of the original NB heatsink + the two holes of the small heatsinkQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler358
You get an extra screw...:up::D
Mine came in the mail today. Have we found out how to see the NB temps from within Windows?
Yeah LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by TinTin
I found a pic of a stock EVGA Classified and found the mounting hole just below the stock NB sink (center-right) is covered by the Koolance block. Not a big deal, I was just going crazy figuring out where that last screw went!
NaeKuh or Rambler have u tried installing sound card like Creative X-fi titantium after mounting that Koolance block?
I've got mine Classified but i'm not sure if it will fit after mounting that block and tubing.
mmmmm might be close...Quote:
Originally Posted by Malik[A]
would have to depend on how thick of a tubing you were running, and if you were using compressions or not.