Yeah pretty much but on my TRUE if you put a fan on there it still covers a ram slot. If you put a bigger fan or a shrouded fan it'd cover more.
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Silent PC Review has a review of the NH-D14, very thorough as always
http://www.silentpcreview.com/Noctua_NH-D14
Monster review by lab501.
Can I thank you for your effort. :clap:
Hello i was thinknig about getting the HS , but i was wondering if anyone got a pic of there system with this on a MSI790FX-GD70
It would make my mind up to get this is i saw one
Thanks Roger
I found only this pic on the net:
http://img203.imageshack.us/img203/3...ny00171.th.jpg
Hope it helps :)
is that the same board (MSI 790-FX)
and thats the only way you can mount it?
wondering if it going to hit my GFX card
i Got 4890's in Tri-Fire
I just saw that it was a X58 board (sorry).
If you are using low profile RAM heatsinks it shouldn't be a problem, you could turn it any way you like :)
I think it should fit near that VGA if you reorganize fans on D14 ...
If you're really unsure I'd suggest getting something like Venomous-X, a very good cooler.
so i would beable to face that with it blowing out the bk of the tower like on an AMD board
this is what my system looks like now with the TRUE Ultra 120 Extreme
and i want to get a better HS
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/6571/0000436.th.jpg
Thanks Roger
Oh I'm so lame today ... why didn't I thought of ... the Noctua site for ex :D
It's good to go.
ok sweet now i just got to find out what way is it gonig to face lol
ok it does the way i want it to go here the link to it incase someone needs to know thhis also
http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum...-review-8.html
Thanks Xtreme for help me
Roger
yes but i was asking about the MSI790fx Baord cause the PCIE is alot closer to the cpu look at my post back a few and you will see what i mean
No I saw that, I was just clearing up cause the angle of the pic kind of deceives and makes it look like it stretches down further than it does.
oh ok i misunderstood you, i will post the pics of mine when i get it in about 1week, so people can see how it looks like on an AMD socket
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=c...=34&lng=en#MSI
I think you should do fine. Just don't expect miracles. New coolers seem to enjoy higher tdp cpus like i7.
That's why I'm using Venomous-X :)
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3978/kejblj05.th.jpg http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/7804/kejblj02.th.png
ok a few days ago i ordered mine ( Noctua NH-D14 )and i was told that MX-2 was the best for this HS, what do you all think, i rather ask the forum then the retailer
cause you all have done alot of testing with this HS on diffrent types of thermal
Coollaboratory Liquid Metal (when lapped) > Indigo Xtreme > IC diamond > other stuff.
Liquid Metal can corrode copper, didn't try Indigo Xtreme yet, IC diamond is good although it's viscosity is very high - it sticks like hell lol :p:. If you want 1-2 degree difference, may be the IC diamond is your choice. Otherwise, I'd recommend MX-2 or MX-3 since these are very easy to apply and clean-up.
According to Vapor's tests, MX-3 > IC Diamond. Shin-Etsu X23 is better than both too. And Indigo Xtreme is the tops. [brag]NH-D14 + Indigo Xtreme is on the way for my i7 :)[/brag]
http://skinneelabs.com/assets/images...Supplement.png
sweet, i was just searching for one for a chart for AMD with NH-D14 + Indigo Xtreme but nothing unless i dont know how to search lol