http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...5&d=1168064579
Whats the name of this thing?
I can't search it on their site cause i won't load :rolleyes:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...5&d=1168064579
Whats the name of this thing?
I can't search it on their site cause i won't load :rolleyes:
"Thermalright bolt tru kit" i think
TY barzi
Brilliant guide which has really developed with a lot of input from others
Love it
Def gonna mount this way given i can find the parts.
Do you know i place where they sell it in the netherlands or belgium?Quote:
Originally Posted by barzi
Netherlands:
http://www.pcsilent.nl/nl/CPU_Koeler...u_Kit.917.html
Belgium:
http://www.nathanpf.com/cgi-bin/cgpr...0f9407cfee4fb9
But someone here said it doesn't fit(the screws, too long) with the infinity. It will fit with a ninja.
BTW do you get with a Bolt Thru kit, a backplate(same as the retention bracket for s775 from thermalright?) + screws + springs?
I have the mounting hardware of a Swiftech storm block. Are those springs strong enough? And are the screws too long/too short/good?
TY for the links.
You could cut some off the screws couldn't you?
The screws are only threaded at the bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by crazyheinz
So what kit should you recommend?
I don't wanna build a homemade thing :p
you all menitioning for C2D what about AM2 ?????
please still use AM2?
Quote:
Originally Posted by crazyheinz
It depends on what you want to accomplish.
If you only want to attach the HSF more securely than the push-pins, (with the same pressure), I would recommend the ThermalTake RM LGA775 backplate. It has 3mm threaded bosses. You’ll need to pickup some 3mm socket head machine screws, (10-15mm long), and some washers. If you can’t find some 2.5mm spacers to put between the Infinity clips and the motherboard, you could use the white part of the push-pins to maintain the distance.
http://img404.imageshack.us/my.php?image=mount_side.jpg
If you’re trying to increase the pressure on the HSF, I wouldn’t recommend anything short of a custom aluminum angle bolt-down mod with the Danger Dan or the EK mounting kits. As far as I know, there is any off-the-shelf solution for this.
No seriously, no one has heard of this at all??Quote:
Originally Posted by musa
I actually just ordered one from Petra's. They are still out-of-stock at NewEgg.Quote:
Originally Posted by musa
I believe it's intended as a LGA 478 to LGA 775 adapter, not a bolt-thru kit for a LGA 775. I'm interested in the backplate, but I expect to provide my own fasteners.
heard of it, can't buy it anywhere.
I changed backplate to this one:
http://www.ikbenstil.nl/smartImages/..._w222_h180.jpg
Willl that one work? Is it metal?
Because the 4-hole bolt set is still out of stock, I got now this one
http://www.swiftnets.com/assets/imag...CX603-VSR2.jpg
and 2 of these: specs
http://www.ikbenstil.nl/smartImages/..._w225_h180.jpg
All have M3 holes if I'm correct. Is that going to be a problem?
It looks good to me. Just watch the torque on the clips so you don't crack one like lad did.Quote:
Originally Posted by intel_478
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...35&postcount=1
Unlucky you! Hope that doesn't happen to me. I am not good at metal cutting. Won't be too happy to make my own new clips.Quote:
Originally Posted by deees
I am going to install 2 of these 120mm Scythe fans (1200rpm) on the Infinity heatsink for a push-push installation.
Hope that isn't going to be too heavy...:confused:
I don't think is the weight or pressure so much as the twisting caused by the force on the tip of the clip, (1) causing a rotation of the thin "arms", (2).Quote:
Originally Posted by intel_478
If you tied the two clips on either end of the heatsink together with wire, (3), (be careful not to cause a short), you could probably reduce the risk of clip failure. (Of course, if there are capacitors in the way it's a non-starter).
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/222/infijg3.th.jpg
lol, so i am not the only one who has this problem. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by deees
But i asked local shop where i bought and had 1 new one for RMA (new HSF , new box) :)
What if I use the much stonger (or so it seems) S478 clips coming with the Scythe Infinity?Quote:
Originally Posted by deees
Because my backplate-set is in fact a S775 -> S478 converter:
http://www.ikbenstil.nl/smartImages/..._w222_h180.jpg
Would that be stronger or as strong as a scpring/screw mount??
edit: I just tried but it won't fit because the bar between the upper-things of the backplate is conflicting with the Infinity clips...
I am thinking about cutting the bars away, but I'm not sure it will remain strong enough.
edit 2: I have cut away some material to make the metal S478 clips of the Infinity fit. I broke one bar on one side, but glued it together.
I am going to try out if it works.
edit 3: It doesn't seem to fit perfectly, so I am going for the screw-mount
It is looking like this right now:
Attachment 60262
edit 4: I have lapped my E6600 today but my temp idle is 43 C (in bios after 20 minutes or so) that is worse than I excepted and am going to accept.
I pressure mounted it and lapped it, what did I do wrong? :confused:
edit 5: core temp is 33 C idle (*not* overclocked), but my xfx mb-n680-ish9 has stopped working all-of-a-sudden and I am _very_very_ unhappy about it.
Auch, sorry to hear that. How did it happen?
It looks like it is 1 of my memory dimm's that causes the motherboard not to post. Have to send it back. Hopefully it is resolved quickly by a new dimm, although it is a set of 2. deep linkQuote:
Originally Posted by crazyheinz
So before then, no oc for me. Current idle temps: TCaseMax 85 C and 33-34 C cores. (Core Temp Beta 0.9.0.92)
I use the push-push set-up suggested in previous posts in this thread.
Anyone tried a Quad fan setup?
I finally found a backplate, but it's in the netherlands (no problem for me tough :) )
Just got my hands on probably the strongest backplate you can get without making your own ... it's the one that ships with the Asus Silent Square cooler ...
and *man* is it strong, I can't bend it at all with my hands.
...
http://resume.jbhfile.com/temp/asus.jpg
...
My current modified infinity is not using a backplate and so I'll be redoing the mount soon with the inclusion of the above piece.
I wish there was a way to measure the pressure, cause I'm sure the MB will never bend using that backplate. Just don't want to punch a CPU sized hole in it ...
:)
s1rrah
where did u get it?
have u seen this before?
http://www.overclockers.ru/images/la.../14_skbp_b.jpg
its from Asus Silent Knight..prettu strong ... with rubber :)