Originally Posted by tonyd223 Old cases allow you to upgrade without the parents or wife knowing what you're doing - as long as the ventilation is ok...
Huh?
I've upgraded the internal components, but having a good HSF that doesn't use a backplate (I can't be arsed to dismantle everything) that is under 140mm is nearly impossible in Singapore.
When I first saw this cooler I was quite impressed by its looks. Very simple but smart (if you can say that about a cooler). I like the fan housing especially. Its about time they used something better than a stupid and ugly piece of wire. On the whole I would definately consider this on my way to buy a Titan Fenrir.... Speaking of which, I just wish they would release a special blue edition.
Another good value cooler from Akasa, they seem to have things pretty well sorted in the tower cpu cooler field! Might have to invest in one of these myself to replace an old akasa 965 :)
Any reason LGA 1156 isn't mentioned? Looks like a good option, especially if mounting is easier than anything else on the market... but I won't be interested unless it supports the 1156 socket as it's my most likely upgrade path when I next upgrade in a few years time.
Originally Posted by thewelshbrummie but I won't be interested unless it supports the 1156 socket as it's my most likely upgrade path when I next upgrade in a few years time.
Intel will have new sockets in 2011 anyway, so if you don't want to upgrade now I would not worry too much about the cooling.
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ReplyHuh?
I've upgraded the internal components, but having a good HSF that doesn't use a backplate (I can't be arsed to dismantle everything) that is under 140mm is nearly impossible in Singapore.
still a solid cooler and well priced i say.
Great work to Asaka for keeping the "Freedom Tower" name alive: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/28/opinion/28sat3.html?_r=1
Thank goodness I'm happy under the American hegemony.
Intel will have new sockets in 2011 anyway, so if you don't want to upgrade now I would not worry too much about the cooling.
I also brought a xigmatek midgard case.
Disappointed that under those clocked settings my max sustained prime test hit an almighty 85c.
Would you expect it to be this hot at such a mild overclock?
Any help from anyone dealing with similar kit would be great!
I have all cooling fan bays filled, top bottom and additional in the dvd rom bays.
I would have thought a higher clock and lower temp?
Any help greatly appreciated!
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