- Joined
- May 26, 2004
- Location
- San Diego, CA
Step 1: Rip off a few fins so it fits:
Step 2: Bend the heatpipes at a 90 degree angle (I know, loses performance, wait til you hear the results)
Step 3: After ripping apart my XP120, I hoped it would mount properly:
Step 4: Check configurations for mounting:
Step 5: Find mounting that works:
My temps with my Stock X800GTO cooler were about 65 - 70c with ATITool running for 5 minutes.
With this mod, I get 49 / 50c load temps after 5 minutes, what's great is I didn't have to buy another cooler!
Currently, I have a 40cfm 120mm mounted on there, it does a fantastic job cooling it. I will post some 3D results in the upcoming days.
Step 2: Bend the heatpipes at a 90 degree angle (I know, loses performance, wait til you hear the results)
Step 3: After ripping apart my XP120, I hoped it would mount properly:
Step 4: Check configurations for mounting:
Step 5: Find mounting that works:
My temps with my Stock X800GTO cooler were about 65 - 70c with ATITool running for 5 minutes.
With this mod, I get 49 / 50c load temps after 5 minutes, what's great is I didn't have to buy another cooler!
Currently, I have a 40cfm 120mm mounted on there, it does a fantastic job cooling it. I will post some 3D results in the upcoming days.