hey guys
my brother in law has a dfi ultra-d,opteron 146 and a ninja cooler
yesterday we did a benching session with my prometeia.....and of course we had do take the backplate of the ninja out.....
heres the result of the superglue that the guys at schyte are using
believe me.....we tryed everything.......
just sharing
rip dfi
see ya guys
STEELBALLZZ - N3RO - MARTAKIS
ZÉ DO BENCH TEAM
add a volt or two.....
You broke it? Or is it still working?
Main rig:
CPU: I7 920C0 @ 3.6Ghz (180*20)
Mobo: DFI UT X58 T3eH8
RAM: 12GB OCZ DDR3-1600 Platinum
GPU/LCD: GeForce GTX280 + GeForce 8600GTS (Quad LCDs)
Intel X25-M G2 80GB, 12TB storage
PSU/Case: Corsair AX850, Silverstone TJ07
i have POST...fans spinning....i ear the hdd starting but i have the 4 leds.....tryed the cpu on another mobo and works fine
i will talk to someone with the knowledge and he will try to repair it
just mad about the ninja makers....who could have thought
STEELBALLZZ - N3RO - MARTAKIS
ZÉ DO BENCH TEAM
add a volt or two.....
Yeah they really need to fix that, most people just don't bother taking the coating off but I've heard of it leaking around and sticking to the mobo anyways. Hope it fixes up well.
OuchSorry for your loss. This is why you use the stock AMD back plate and not the stupid crap companies give you with their heatsinks.
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Ouch
what can i say....if it killed my cabye 0540 i would be very angry....
as for the dfi has been replaced already.....
we did manage to make a SS at 3602mhz....but the time we lost with the stupid backplate and the trip to the shop to buy another, killed most of our time to bench the opty
i guess we will have to do it again
STEELBALLZZ - N3RO - MARTAKIS
ZÉ DO BENCH TEAM
add a volt or two.....
That really sucks man.. They better fix that fast otherwise they are going to be buried..
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great...... i bet thats what my P5WD2 premium is gunna look like....
Steel, if that is a cyanoacrylate/superglue, simple acetone will dissolve it rather quickly. Also, if it has any kind of other adhesive in it, the acetone will make it gummy as well and easier to wipe off. I'd also recommend "Lectra Clean" by CRC, which can be found in Home Depot/Lowe's, usually on the bottom shelf in the electrical section. Lectra Clean is also VERY good at removing heatsink compound, so good that you'll never go back to anything else, I guarantee it. (it stinks though, use it outside)
Sry for your loss, I think ninja don't want to by took away.
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