What temps are you getting with that cooler?
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What temps are you getting with that cooler?
@2.5ghz stock voltage, 65 under load running orthos. gaming i am getting 50c (with 80mm fan under cooler blowing upwards)
without 80mm fan, 67-70c load, 55c gaming
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Originally Posted by pie_uk
I just did a massive upgrade to my main rig, the pictures are above.
1333 E6750 and a 8800GTS 640. The Video Look Liquid under Futurmark Loads.
I'll put some shots together, but it really looks like nothing visually until you flip the switch and watch it perform.
tommy H nice stuff there, why dont you nick a mobo tray from a case, then the 8800 can be supported better
I will mount my hardware in the PC7 SE III next week ;)
LIAN LI A05B with Thermaltake V1:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12.../A05withV1.jpg
nice barebone. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by pie_uk
btw: i love this silverstone-case. :yepp:
Beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by shazza
After you mount the HR-05 IFX Sli. I don't think there is anywhere else to go but to be thermalright fan club president. nothing else to get too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
nice setup shazza.
:rofl: maybe Thermalright should start making heatsinks for the hard drive :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ar3s
Soon I'll also get a HR-11 and a HR-09 Type3 :D
Meh the only thing I dont like about their RAM coolers is it limits you to 2GB, and who wants to use 2GB (Unless of course you want to use 2x2GB modules.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy_Hewitt
Your CPU fan is blowing towards the front of your case? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nooc
http://img250.imageshack.us/img250/9...2007150tv0.jpg
(nokia n95 image :rofl:)
BetterQuote:
Originally Posted by deepsilver
:p:
http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/3...7150tv0ib9.jpg
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Originally Posted by shazza
You are going to Kill that NB and SB.
The Heat Pipes will not remove any heat at all being in a BTX Board.
Please look at this thread..
LINK
You should seriously look into some after market coolers. (I love the ones in the link)
Basically, This board is known for running hot as it is, so you are making things much worse by inverting it.
Brian - thanks for the concern. I've read about the issue you pointed out, but have to admit I'm not too worried. This is actually my "back-up" computer, and I just moved the current components into it while I'm waiting for my new case to arrive. So, I don't think I'm going to kill it with a bit of web browsing and Excel.
Can you recommend a better motherboard for this case when I upgrade it permanently? It really is a great little case.
You have a very nice MoBo for your Backup RIG.Quote:
Originally Posted by shazza
Basically, the BTX is an interesting design of case, when selecting a MOBO for it just stay away from any North / SOuth combo that use passive cooling in the form of heat pipes.
Active cooling is perhaps a good idea.
I'll look into it.
that's actually not a BTX it's an inverted ATX with BTX the CPU should be right behind the front bezel using the intake fan as a CPU fan
Ok, I'm wrong..Quote:
Originally Posted by SaII
As far as i know the heatpipes arent influenced in their cooling if the mainboard is upside down.Someone in the spcr3v13w forums also claims that nasa uses heatpipes and in space there is no gravity,thus a motherboard with heatpipes does not need to stand with the cpu up for better cooling.
Yes, but those heatpipe have leading channels, their inner wall is specially prepared.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuporterPoli
Heat rises.