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well if your board has LGA775 holes you could use the ninja rev B. though that uses push pins, not my favorite... why you agianst bolt down hs's?
well even though my mobo is i7 it has both mounting holes for HS"s, LGA775 and LGA1366.My mobo is LGA 1366.
Is the Akasa Nero any good?
well even though my mobo is i7 it has both mounting holes for HS"s, LGA775 and LGA1366.
never seen anything on that HS, might check around.
oh right, no i only have the lga1366 holes, by the way what cooler are you using for your i7?
first ninja that has only the Socket478 clips... at 3.4ghz with my denki's at med speed, temps top at 70-72 depending on the amb temp.
whats a denki? im guessing fan?
whats the BEST i7 cooler out there today resulting in the LOWEST temps?
Get a TRUE and Lap it, mine was extremely concave. I sit at 34C with no load and 48C with load. Before Lapping my Temps were closer to 50C no load, and 70C with load, i should also mention that my lap job was no where near perfect, but getting it down to copper instead of that nickel plating is a must in my mind.
I completely understand.I really dont fancy having to take everything out of my case to be honest, its too much hassle.?
I don't know that I agree. My Xigmatek HDT-S1283 is a very good heatsink and it attaches with pushpins. Granted, an optional backplate kit is available, but it cools my Q6600 quite well using just the pushpin mounting.Any decent heatsink is going to require that you pull the mobo and install a bolt-thru kit.
Get a TRUE and Lap it, mine was extremely concave. I sit at 34C with no load and 48C with load. Before Lapping my Temps were closer to 50C no load, and 70C with load, i should also mention that my lap job was no where near perfect, but getting it down to copper instead of that nickel plating is a must in my mind.
I don't know that I agree. My Xigmatek HDT-S1283 is a very good heatsink and it attaches with pushpins. Granted, an optional backplate kit is available, but it cools my Q6600 quite well using just the pushpin mounting.