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29th December 2003, 22:27 | #11 |
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| My via epia runs fine at 90 degrees. My P3-S M usually runs between 70 - 80 degrees. I can't see why an Athlon XP Tbred won't survive 70 - 75 degrees, it's certified to run up to 90.
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29th December 2003, 23:11 | #12 |
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| maybe you can try to remove some fins from the heatsink so there is more are between the fins, that would be better if you'ld work fanless |
30th December 2003, 00:38 | #13 |
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| The heatsink is not my property. And even if it was, i wouldn't like to ruin it.
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30th December 2003, 02:45 | #14 |
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| Buy that uber zalman case. it weighs a ton, costs a ton, but it's quiet. You'll need a big heatsink with large and spacious fins that, when mounted, are vertical. A global win heatsink, a CAK** (don't really know anymore) fits the bill. But I wouldn't trust it ... Innovatec has some passive ratiators (a tower of 50cm high) but you'll still need a pump. |
30th December 2003, 09:55 | #15 |
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| and a pump is not really silent. I know the solution.. hook your PC up to the fridge, 1 sound-source, problem solved
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3rd January 2004, 08:56 | #16 |
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| Can't you mod that heatpipe heatsink for the PIV and put it on your amd? |
3rd January 2004, 12:36 | #17 |
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| what are you talking about? SP-94 ?
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3rd January 2004, 13:44 | #18 |
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| I think that it's that one. edit: yes the SP-94 http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=118 |
3rd January 2004, 14:02 | #19 |
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| no need for modding. http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/show...7926#post47926
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3rd January 2004, 14:29 | #20 |
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| Looks interessting, but I'll think I will wait a few months and then buy a 64bit setup. |
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