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    My lapped TR Ultra 120 X

    Took a little bit of time, a little over a hour, done it while watching a movie
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    wow thats a shiny base! what grits did you use?

    And how did you hold down the sand paper? Did you wet it? Lol sorry for the q's i really botched up my lapping job with scythe infinity last month

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    I used 400-1000 then 2000 wet sanded it.

    Now i just got to decide either to use MX-1 or as5 , hmmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by P§I View Post
    I used 400-1000 then 2000 wet sanded it.

    Now i just got to decide either to use MX-1 or as5 , hmmm
    Neither.....Liquid Metal Pro is the best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P§I View Post
    I used 400-1000 then 2000 wet sanded it.

    Now i just got to decide either to use MX-1 or as5 , hmmm
    Wow, without soap?

    I would use MX-1 but thats just my vote

    btw with this lapped base, You should go with Shin Estu X23-7783D or Coolabs's Liquid Metal Pro
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    OMG that's one of the most beautiful lap jobs I've ever seen!! Puts mine to shame!! Autozone here I come! :P
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    id use some shin etsu on that

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    I'd like to see some results! Before and after...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spawne32 View Post
    id use some shin etsu on that
    How does the Shin Etsu compare to LMP?

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    I think the ultra x has a good base already, I decided not to lap mine after I bought the supplies to do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveb2012 View Post
    I think the ultra x has a good base already, I decided not to lap mine after I bought the supplies to do it.
    Are you talking the Enzo Ultra-X? This thread is about the TR- Ultra 120Xtreme, despite its title being semi misleading with the 120x.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IKIKUINTHENUTZ View Post
    Wow, without soap?

    I would use MX-1 but thats just my vote

    btw with this lapped base, You should go with Shin Estu X23-7783D or Coolabs's Liquid Metal Pro
    Sorry i meant to put that i used soap.

    Well i tried as5, I dont have Shin Estu X23-7783D or Coolabs's Liquid Metal Pro

    Is it normal that both cores reading different temps?

    Intel TAT says 25/20
    and with speed fan which one do you go by? Core 0,1 or temp 1,2?

    Quote Originally Posted by introstand View Post
    I'd like to see some results! Before and after...
    I didn't put it on stock, i knew it was going to be a pain in the arse to mount and stuff, plug stuff back up and all.

    Quote Originally Posted by Daveb2012 View Post
    I think the ultra x has a good base already, I decided not to lap mine after I bought the supplies to do it.
    Yeah the base was ok, it was concave some, I thought i would go ahead and do it just in case i decided to down the road.
    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosMinionX View Post
    Are you talking the Enzo Ultra-X? This thread is about the TR- Ultra 120Xtreme, despite its title being semi misleading with the 120x.
    I didnt think of that title fixed
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    Quote Originally Posted by P§I View Post
    Sorry i meant to put that i used soap.

    Well i tried as5, I dont have Shin Estu X23-7783D or Coolabs's Liquid Metal Pro

    Is it normal that both cores reading different temps?

    Intel TAT says 25/20
    and with speed fan which one do you go by? Core 0,1 or temp 1,2?

    I didnt think of that title fixed

    If it were me, I would be using Liquid Metal pro

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    Yep its normal for the cores to be reading different temps, many variables as to why this happens.

    And individual core temps are going to be more reliable than overall "core" reading.

    PS: Nice shine job on that TR U120X

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosMinionX View Post
    If it were me, I would be using Liquid Metal pro

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    Yep its normal for the cores to be reading different temps, many variables as to why this happens.

    And individual core temps are going to be more reliable than overall "core" reading.

    PS: Nice shine job on that TR U120X
    Thanks ill look into, that stuff isnt cheap! lol wish petras carried it, i really like ordering though them

    Here is a load test with intel TAT , not to shaby, i know its stock settings. But still not to bad.
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    That's really nice! What's your ambient temp? In case? No case? Open case?
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    Quote Originally Posted by introstand View Post
    That's really nice! What's your ambient temp? In case? No case? Open case?
    In closed case, ambient temp around 70

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    Sorry if i'm a bit ot but which case are you using. Is that the temp inside the case when it's closed?
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    Not OT at all
    Case I am using is termaltake xaserIII v1000, upgraded 80mm to 120mm with yate loons.2 on the HS, 2 intake,2 exhaust 120mm, one 80 mm blow hole that i havnt upgraded.
    Case close, the ambient temp is just my room temp correct? casue i dont have a sensor in my case for temps?
    Its messy right now cause i am going to break it down again lol

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    Those 4x120s must give you a really good airflow...
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    VERY nice lapping job you have done. Did you happen to take a similar picture of the heat sink bottom before lapping?
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    Those 4x120s must give you a really good airflow.
    Oh yeah i am quiet happy with them. Very quiet and perform awesome.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eagleclaw View Post
    VERY nice lapping job you have done. Did you happen to take a similar picture of the heat sink bottom before lapping?

    Thanks no i didnt, it looked identical to this though base

    my camera would have gotten that good of a shot anyways ,lol

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    Have you lapped your cpu's IHS yet? It will go perfectly with this cooler's base
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    First off, nice job on the HS. A little overkill, but it looks really nice. I did my u-120 x also.

    I agree with IKIKUINTHENUTZ; you'll definitely want to lap the IHS next. I knocked 7-10 °C off my load temps by doing it.

    Be sure you document your load temps now and afterwards.

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    I recommend MX-1 or Shin-Etsu. LMP is better but you stand the chance of semi-welding the cpu to the sink.
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    yeah ill prob do the IHS next, wasnt to sure if i was going to stick with the chip so i was waiting on that.

    Over kill nawwww, lol Im just anal about stuff that all. But didnt take me 4 hours though and 7 dollars of sand paper Wally word FTW heh

    I recommend MX-1 or Shin-Etsu
    Yeah i probally going to go with one of those since petras carries them both.

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