NB waterblock MCW30vs Enzo
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Originally Posted by
NeoGeo333
to all looking to watercool the chipset dangerden is coming with a special block designed just for the p-35 and x-38. I saw it from hardocp forum a person working from DD said so. let just hope it covers all of it and released soon.
Humm not that this make any difference but does the Swifech MCW30 cover the hole surface of the x38 chipset?
Well anything that covers at least 50% will do better then the original DFI NB cooler I could barely cover 35% using any type of installation, I probably got a defective peace.. .
I'm moving on to water on NB's too...
DFI Original Cooler Spring/HardMounted
See what I mean: :down:
http://i29.tinypic.com/2vmsq4k.jpg
Probably they made the X48 chipset flatter :-)
Removed my MB to add backplate, and temps have dropped avg 5 C
Someone here had posted about using a backing plate when mounting a waterblock for CPU. I took things apart today, and added the backplate I got with my Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme HS.
With new thermal paste with no "cure time", my temps have still dropped by 5 C. In addition, the temp variance between cores has been reduced by 2-3 C.
I am working on setting things up for "everyday" use right now. my system is running Prime 95 @3600 MHz (9 x 400 MHz FSB) with only 1.2750 vCore in BIOS. Smart Guardian is reporting it as 1.29 CPU.
It used to take 1.2825 vCore to do the same thing with my old DFI Lanparty UT P35-T2R, so I am pretty happy about that:)
So for whoever posted the backing plate idea (was it you C-N?), I thank you:up: