Pc Enthusiasts... look at this.. ROFLOL
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Been getting into my Doom 3, Half life 2 and Quake 4 lately, and the old 3.2Ghz P4 is getting a tad warm at times, so i thought id buy a couple of gig of extra corsair 2-2-2.5 TwinX Ram and a better than stock P4 cooler... chose one from Scan and it just arrived...
Fook Me!! It looked small on teh pics!!



And its"Fitting kit"

How the fook are you supposed to find room for this twat?
Fook Me!! It looked small on teh pics!!



And its"Fitting kit"

How the fook are you supposed to find room for this twat?
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Originally Posted by MWF
These fans are getting so big and heavy some people have damaged their CPU mountings to the motherboards.
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You havent seen the one that looks like a massive jet engine yet then?
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Originally Posted by MWF
These fans are getting so big and heavy some people have damaged their CPU mountings to the motherboards.
Madness

holy Fook.... thats huge!!!! but i think i need something like that!
last summer i ended up putting a Blower Fan on to my Tower in an attempt to get some of the hot air away from the Processer. that failed! every 5 mins i got the BSD... (Blue Screen of Death!)
how much was that?
last summer i ended up putting a Blower Fan on to my Tower in an attempt to get some of the hot air away from the Processer. that failed! every 5 mins i got the BSD... (Blue Screen of Death!)
how much was that?
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Originally Posted by NovalutionGSi
how much was that?
That'll be fine on the side of your mobo mate. I have a massive coolermaster one on my amd 64bit. No word of a lie it takes up most of my case and thats just the heatsink. I'll try and get a picture of it at some point and stick it up.
I would think the mountings would be alright. They get pretty well crushed into the motherboard, (enough that i always worry about cracking the core when i fit one) so I think itd be fine.
Heres mine...
Heres mine...
How about this for a different take on PC cooling... Ditch the fans, ditch the air! Go for total imersion liquid cooling!.
Mad stuff!! LOL!
steve
Mad stuff!! LOL!
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Bobby.... Love It
Just read the instruction BOOK and it has a backplate that you fit onto teh rear of teh motherboard to take the strain
Just read the instruction BOOK and it has a backplate that you fit onto teh rear of teh motherboard to take the strain
Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Just read the instruction BOOK and it has a backplate that you fit onto the rear of the motherboard to take the strain 

I have their old flower cooler and graphics card heat sink. The manufacturing and the instructions were top notch.
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1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u
Originally Posted by * Rudey *
1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u 
Originally Posted by * Rudey *
1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u 
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Originally Posted by * Rudey *
1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u 

no mate not seen it but youve givin me a ideas
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Originally Posted by NovalutionGSi
dude dont go there with my PC! it was bloody brand new! after having a look i think when they built it some muppet put the fan on upside down so instead of sucking the hot air away from the CPU it blows whats ment to be cold air down on to the CPU, but as its getting hot the hot air is rising and just getting blown back down again.


Originally Posted by * Rudey *
1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u 
Watch out for static electricity when you put anything near the inside of your pc. including a hoover.. only thing you should use is an air blower to blow all the dust out. Static is one big killer of mobo's and gpu's..
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Originally Posted by MWF
These fans are getting so big and heavy some people have damaged their CPU mountings to the motherboards.
Madness

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Originally Posted by * Rudey *
1 thing somebody should really make is a dust filter dust is half the reason you get a rise in temps it insulates fookin everything my gfx card started spazzing out shutting the pc down ect over heating the gpu was hitting 80,s opened it up took everything out dusted all the boards and hooverd it temps back down to 40,s
keep it clean! stu gonna have to come on and but kick u 
Watch out for static electricity when you put anything near the inside of your pc. including a hoover.. only thing you should use is an air blower to blow all the dust out. Static is one big killer of mobo's and gpu's..
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sod all this fan lark
go water cooling
100 quid for a coolermaster set up and processor doesnt get abouve 40 degrees
and thats on a proper games machine running 2 gtx 7800 xxx extridition graphics cards and 4 sata drives plus rest of stuff
go water cooling
100 quid for a coolermaster set up and processor doesnt get abouve 40 degrees
and thats on a proper games machine running 2 gtx 7800 xxx extridition graphics cards and 4 sata drives plus rest of stuff
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"Hmm.. 5:30pm, think Il nip home, shove this extra gig of ram in, screw the fan down and be testing Doom 3 by 6:30 before i go to teh gym at 7.. perfect..."
You know the mindset.. simple job, crack on....
Well.... as you can im sure imagine, that isnt how it turns out
The aforementioned support bracket goes on teh back of the motherboard, well i was quietly sure the rear of my motherboard was open to acccess... it wasnt, so i had to take it out, which of course, is a TOTAL stripdown!!


Fit this bugger to teh back:

And this to teh front around teh CPU...

Shove teh board back in teh case and add the sexy new fan.

Job done:

Oh look, the fan lights up too...

But most importantly, during a 3d mark test, teh processor used to hit 55deg C, now it only makes 44, so a major improvement thankfully!!
You know the mindset.. simple job, crack on....
Well.... as you can im sure imagine, that isnt how it turns out
The aforementioned support bracket goes on teh back of the motherboard, well i was quietly sure the rear of my motherboard was open to acccess... it wasnt, so i had to take it out, which of course, is a TOTAL stripdown!!


Fit this bugger to teh back:

And this to teh front around teh CPU...

Shove teh board back in teh case and add the sexy new fan.

Job done:

Oh look, the fan lights up too...

But most importantly, during a 3d mark test, teh processor used to hit 55deg C, now it only makes 44, so a major improvement thankfully!!






