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I've always had my water cooling setup and my fx 60 always ran at around 35 load (depending on the room temperature). Here was my setup
Apogee GT Swiftech dual 120 radiator 1/2 inch tubing swiftech pump swiftech reservoir Not long ago i had to change the water inside because the swiftech hydrx chemical started breaking down. So i changed the water and i also changed my radiator to this http://www.hwlabs.com/gen2/gtx/gtx240.htm But now when i reinstalled my stuff with my new radiator my temps are at 42/43 load. Idle only goes down to 38 which i find odd. Did i do something wrong? Isn't that radiator better than swiftechs (from what i heard). Also maybe can it be the thermal paste? I used arctic silver 5 and applied it the same way i applied it when i first got my cooling system.... Thanks |
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Nope the black ice radiators are poor compared to the swiftech radiators !
The high temp is no doubt due to the rad change, but you might have a bad mount on the cpu, try a few more mounts
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E2160 @3.2 (3.618 GHz max) | 2Gb OCZ 6400 @ 890MHz | 8800GT (725, 1895, 1970 MHz) | Coolermaster CM 690 | Hiper 530 watt | Maxtor 160 Gb | D-tek fusion, 5.5mm nozzle / Swiftech MCW60 with enzo's / Swiftech D5 / MCRres / MCR320 radiator / 3 high yate loon / 7/16" tubing / black feser one |
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I dont know why, but i have read that it goes thermochill >> Swiftech >> other brands (including HWLabs)
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E2160 @3.2 (3.618 GHz max) | 2Gb OCZ 6400 @ 890MHz | 8800GT (725, 1895, 1970 MHz) | Coolermaster CM 690 | Hiper 530 watt | Maxtor 160 Gb | D-tek fusion, 5.5mm nozzle / Swiftech MCW60 with enzo's / Swiftech D5 / MCRres / MCR320 radiator / 3 high yate loon / 7/16" tubing / black feser one |
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Here is where i got it from.
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...ustomerReviews In the reviews though it said that it keeps his c2d 3.2 ghz overclocked at like 32 load. But how can this be compared to my temps. Is this just a fake? Ok should i switch back to my swiftech radiator now? The reviews are better than that of the swiftech 220 i have. Edit: Oh forgot to add for the 2 120 mm fans i used the ones that were on my swiftech before. From what i was reading is that for this radiator to get really good performance you need more airflow. Is this true? The fans i got on there now for the swiftech arn't so fast since i guess the swiftech didnt need a lot of airflow. What 1200mm fans do you recommend that push a lot of air and are not noisy? Thanks Last edited by spearball; 01-16-2008 at 07:31 PM. |
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Get some yate loons like what i have, get the high's, 88 CFM @ 38 DBa or sumthing
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