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just enjoy the pics...
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/7139/phto0005ir6.jpg http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/8510/phto0001zp5.jpg
a closer look
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/608/phto0002sy2.jpg http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/2371/phto0003en6.jpg
the vmod
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/821/phto0004ol0.jpg
pre testing with crappy AS5 (ex VF900cu). Core @ 705mhz with 1.55v vgpu. Mem @ stock.
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/7...nfinityyy1.jpg
the temp different with vf900cu about 10-15c... :D
That's one big gpu cooler you got there :D I just wonder how long are those zipties going to last.
still searching mod for putting screw there....
MAASSSIIIIVVVVVVVV!!!
now that's exactly what i would do in my dreams (provided that there's a more sturdy way to mount than zip ties)
q:
how much overlap do you have at the bottom of your mobo?
if you means gaps between infinity and PCI/PCI-e Slot than it has no gaps....Quote:
how much overlap do you have at the bottom of your mobo?
the infinity uses the slot (PCI) as its 'bed' due to the PCI-e Slot were lower and it makes the infinity perfectly sleep on the pci slot...
ok, not what i meant, but good to know that that's a perfect fit;
no what i meant is how much does the infinity stick out from under your mobo? in my case i have about 1cm (0.3inch) between the bottom of my case and the bottom of my mobo. if the infinity sticks out more than 1cm i'd be screwed ...
lol , how did you manage to attach it to the card ?
cable ties did the job quiet nicely :DQuote:
lol , how did you manage to attach it to the card ?
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/6631/phto0010ks3.jpgQuote:
no what i meant is how much does the infinity stick out from under your mobo? in my case i have about 1cm (0.3inch) between the bottom of my case and the bottom of my mobo. if the infinity sticks out more than 1cm i'd be screwed ...
i think its arround 3cm....
The universal method... Zipties! :woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by TaPaKaH
Friggin' awesome job there mate, try sending NightCrawler(tm) a PM, he could probably help you out with the mounting (he did a CNPS9500 once)..
Best REgards :toast:
WOW! thats awsome :slobber:
zip-ties rule, cant wait to see some load temps. :toast:
you can see the load temps on Riva tuner.... it was while artifact scanning for 20min on 1.55v - 705mhz core... 43c
have you tried placing that fan on a side maybe rather than top
that's extreme but let's see some extreme air OCs now heheheh :D
actually i put 2 fan... one on top and one on side....
well, actually i already do some benches but so far it doesnt increase my gpu core.... it still stuck at 765mhz (120mhz pcie) for bench... :(
need to mod to 1.7v :)... i think the cooler could handle it :D
what , cool one :)
Wow dude, that is just sick! :slobber:
That poor card. I'm sure it's super cool, but the weight must be out of this world. If someone else is crazy enough to do this, I'd say go with a Thermalright Ultra-120 or SI-128. Same performance with way less weight. Still crazy as hell though. :toast:
the card takes no weight from the cooler, maybe this pics can explain...
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/4597/79schid6.jpg
good job :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by andre X_X
but the card sure looks a bit bend :stick:
The card does look like it is bent hehe. That's a freaking huge cooler on the card. There goes all your PCI slots lol. I like your vmod, not the cleanest but it's very organized.
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Originally Posted by andre X_X
i was about to say wow why didnt ur card break in half lolol, then i saw this :)
sick bro lol
very nice mod.
Now try putting it in a vertical case :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by andre X_X
:D
OMG!
nice one.
Looks good! May need a taller case now :D or cut hole into your current one and put the case on stilts :D
haha awesome :D
This is Ultra Xtreme.. IMO :slobber: :slobber: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :woot:
tested with 3dmark06 today with 760/930 1.55v, the temps peak was 47c... got 7732points :D
I love it....... :D
lol wow nice, suprisingly to all of u who don't own a scythe infinity this thing isn't nowhere as heavy as it looks. gj
You are a wimp.
What you need is two or three of these mounted to it:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/de12gf.html
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/sidew...gfb1212vhw.jpg
HOLY CRAP! that's freakin' XTREME! haha props to you bro
BTW...
A humble Sonic Tower can become a pretty decent cooler with this :D
http://www.cons.org/tmp/st1.jpg
http://www.cons.org/tmp/st2.jpg
There goes the idea to sli..
u can still do it with water or phase change lol like if u start with phase u wouldnt make a 2 heads unitQuote:
Originally Posted by Bbq
Not saying 960 grams for the Infinity is heavy but it is a lot more than the Ultra-120's 754 grams. Either way this is still the craziest CPU cooler to GPU cooler mod.Quote:
Originally Posted by chr1sizzle
wah sini nenen ngepost sini jg :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by andre X_X
Nice post!!
Wow man. Is that a Delta ?? :confused: n wht r ur Load/Idle temps ?? ;) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by uOpt
uOpt, is there enough space to place the 2nd fan?
sorry for offtopic.
Wow, this is freaking insane! Probably more so than the guy who mounted a Sonic Tower to a X1900! Do you have any other cards you could mount the Ninja on?
My notes say:Quote:
Originally Posted by ANP !!!
FX-55 3.0 GHz 1.5 V, SLI-DR.
Big Typhoon stock fan: 47.0 C
Sonic Tower Monster Fan: 40.5 C
Sonic Tower Panafo M Fan: 42.5 C
I don't think I have space for a second fan, and it is questionable whether a push-pull is more effective than just a push. In any case, there is only one set of brackets coming with the thing :(
So, while you can gain over the stock fan considerably by just using a Panafo medium RPM fan going to the monster fan isn't much better.
The thing takes a solid 50 Watts, and it will really hurt when set loose.
Very nice temps :toast:
R.I.P PCI slots :D
that temps are more than nice, they are perfekt for a oced gfx. :toast:
Hmmm... sorry for waking up this topic. :D Did you guys found a different method to mount this? I want to get an Ninja Rev.B for my 7900GT. :D
andre X_X, you're a crazy man :D. but how do you cool your cpu? is there enough space to place chipset heatsink at least?
haha! that is awesome! good job with that.
I have gone for more "conventional" methods with mine, and bought a NV6 ;)
Freakin' cool :D
And damn a nice load temperature. Think i'll try the same when i get a new graphics card. :P
How exactly have you mounted it ?