Coolermaster Aerogate 2

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vincent_1985

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• Dec 6, 2003

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how do i install the thermal sensors? where is the best places to put them etc liek say i want to check the temp of my cpu where would i place the sensor? right beside? jam in inside?

can anyone help with some pics? of very detailed instructions just want to get it right and to install it properly!

thanks a bunch guys!

 

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• Dec 6, 2003

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if you've the skills and bawls to do it..
http://www.procooling.com/articles/html/install_an_undercore_temp_prob.php
but i'd just recommend putting it on the heatsink.. like right at the bottom in the middle, where the core should be

 

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nice i was worried of it melting!
but hey when ig et my new sink i'll definitely jam one in there!

 

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vincent_1985 said:

nice i was worried of it melting!
but hey when ig et my new sink i'll definitely jam one in there!

Click to expand...

LMAO
brings new meaning to probing your cpu

 

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ok i put it in a fairly good place it's about 2 degrees off what the system tells me

this pretty accurate?

i guess it's good enough eh? sinc ei know haha

 

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• Dec 7, 2003

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I put mine on the side of my CPU with thermal tape.Runs within
4° C of my BIOS reading on CPU temp. So I add 4° C to my Hardcano temp reading.Works for me. THE FANMAN

 

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• Jan 21, 2004

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I have an Aerogate also.

Where should I put the Temp probe?








On my Radeon 9500Pro

 

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Fynance,I placed mine on the side of the IHS. Its attached to the side facing the ram,with the wire going up the mobo.Its attached with thermal tape.You may need to trim the outer plastic cover a bit.My heat sink was off when I attached it.It made it easier to work with.DONOT place probe between HS and CPU. THE FANMAN

 

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• Jan 21, 2004

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Hey guys I have a aerogate II also and if you have 4 fans running are you getting max rpm's out of them. I have 3 Smart Fan II and a antec fan but when I turn the Smart fans to full rpm's I dont get the 4800rpm's like I should it will stop at 4100 rpm's I know that is not a big deal but I wanted to know if anyone else had seen this happen.

 

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Is your power feed to the controller on a dedicated line from the PSU? You loose some voltage going thru controllers.THE FANMAN

 

Sirius

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• Jan 21, 2004

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I have it on the same line as my CD-Burner.

 

archilochus

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• Jan 22, 2004

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You might consider reading the sticky,on NO JOKE in cooling.
Then get back to me. THE FANMAN

LINKAGE

 

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• Jan 22, 2004

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I see ok thanks. I am going to change some wires around this weekend.