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    Custom Heatsink thread

    Post your custom heatsinks here!

    Extreme good, mundane bad!



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    Link added. Please add links to build threads if possible.

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=Super+Typhoon
    Last edited by STEvil; 03-05-2008 at 03:23 PM.

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    My ram heatspreads

    Ram heatspreads for my Crucial 10th year anniversary kit
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    patting yourself on the back a bit huh stevil have we seen the performance numbers on that monstrosity yet? Im interested to see how it will compare vs the big typhoon 14 lol

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    Just noticed there was no thread specific to custom built air cooling heatsinks, thought i'd fill the void

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    Haha, ;D very nice.

    Thinking of making somthing for my old Tuniq. (since the base is easy to mod! but then you'll have to figure out a mount)

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    Big heatsinks cut into little heatsinks and mounted with AS thermal adhesive on motherboard mosfets, video card vrms and bridge chip. In the close-up pic of the video vrm's, check out the left heatsink; I had to cut a notch in the bottom of the hs to clear a resistor sitting in between two vrms. The hs on the bridge chip and the right vrm look like they are touching resistors, but they're not. The heatsink on the southbridge is from a crt monitor.





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    Honestly, I would mod a TRUE to something similar to that if I had the time and tools to around here. Pity by the time I plan to start, it'll be too old.

    Using 2x TRUE heatsinks instead, one base, 4 heatpipes to each HS around the opposite sides and one side with 4 heatpipes running straight up from the base, with a /\ aerial HS shaped design enabling to fit 4/2 fans. Weight would be taken care of too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by STEvil View Post
    Post your custom heatsinks here!

    Extreme good, mundane bad!

    This thing looks big enough to cool a volcano

    seriously though, nice heatsink
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    Quote Originally Posted by Modzilla View Post
    big heatsinks cut into little heatsinks and mounted with AS thermal adhesive on motherboard mosfets and video card vrms.


    what did you cut that with? id like to do same
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    Yea, what did you use to cut? I have some old AMD HS's I'd like to make into big mosfet coolers.

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    I used this Dremel to cut the heatsinks:

    http://www.dremel.com/en-us/tools/to...=66981&I=69675

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    This is the Mod made by Crankybugga, whitch modded the northbridge to cool down the temps.He obtained sucess.



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    where'd he obtain the heatpipe?

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    nice northbridge cooler with that golden heat pipe...
    its a good idea since the cpu cooler is usually bigger than it needed to be
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    @STEvil - Is that custom heatsink of yours made out of two Thermaltake Big Typhoon's? How easy was it to make, and how well does it perform?

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    Quote Originally Posted by netburst View Post
    @STEvil - Is that custom heatsink of yours made out of two Thermaltake Big Typhoon's? How easy was it to make, and how well does it perform?
    Yes. Easy to do with right tools. Link added to first post.

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    My old ATi Rage 3d Turbo PCI It saves me many times from video problems its crazy old

    Sorry for the pics...nokia 6630 powered

    Btw this video is non heatsink retailed A lil bit cooling is not bad




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    Quote Originally Posted by THRASHER2 View Post
    what heatsink is that

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    Everything started with Palit 7300GT Sonic with very poor cooler

    this "evil' device" made 55 Idle and 63 celsius in stress. So I've decieded to improve it a little with Intel pentium Lga 775 box (copper core)cooler:




    after this mod temps were better so I could finally increase Gpu voltage (1.24) to 1.7 (24/7)

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    It's not an heatsink and the card is on water, but nevertheless i have custom aircooling on the PWM.



    The heatpipe is from a laptop. I made it more flat and now its cooling some mosfets. It works great, gave me a +25mhz increase in coreclock. To bad my HD2900 is dying and even gives artifacts in 2d mode as i type this down.
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    i thought i'd post my nb heatsink
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    Nice work people!! *goes to get dremel and some old mobos*

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