Your PC ATM

[d3fct]

i just dont know, how to stick on non glueing ramsinks... i need a cheap and reversible method, to mount the spreader to the ram and the mosfets

zipties work wonders my friend, last sinks i put on i used as5 thermal adhesive. thats deff not removable, lol.


edit: i do believe you can get sinks alluminaum maybe copper with thermalpads 2 way sticky tape type deal, thats not perm. easily removable with solvents, or just pulling them off.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

zipties work wonders my friend, last sinks i put on i used as5 thermal adhesive. thats deff not removable, lol.

i believe i need a picture, to fit that into my imagination
i thought, normal, medium strong liquid glue, and mx2 mixed might do the job?

 

[d3fct]

if u want perm arctic silver adhesive is what u want, not glue. this has the thermal properties of tim and is an adhesive. ive used this on a few video card mods, with copper sinks on
link

 

[Velvet Wafer]

if u want perm arctic silver adhesive is what u want, not glue. this has the thermal properties of tim and is an adhesive. ive used this on a few video card mods, with copper sinks on
link

no, i know that stuff, but its sadly TOO strong

i need something that wont come off, until i rip it off, with a little force, but not much.
no ghetto trick in your purse?

 

[d3fct]

lol, zip ties are the ultimate ghetto trick.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

lol, zip ties are the ultimate ghetto trick.

pics or it didnt happen?

i cant imagine how you should do that

 

[d3fct]

i dont have pics of some of my mods , but i had a few gpu's with intel hsf and zipties holdin that bitch on there, lol.back in 7 series and 6 series days.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

i dont have pics of some of my mods , but i had a few gpu's with intel hsf and zipties holdin that bitch on there, lol.back in 7 series and 6 series days.

is your nickname "diebreaker"?

but thats cool, i never thought about stock hsf... the ones from intel are deadly flat, so your mod probably achieved some nice temperatures,eh?

 

[d3fct]

no d3fct all the way. yeah worked real good the fansand the sink on the gpus that day were tiny, cpu hsf even stock was a huge upgrade, gotta love ati tool. back then was the best for oc'ng.

 

[p_o_s_pc]

the prettiest lookin rig doesnt always win @ velvet. @ pos no i musta missed that bro been following your progress thru the sli hack thread.

here you go then bro
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showpost.php?p=1672631&postcount=5363

 

[Soylent Joe]

Might as well post this here as it relates to my PC ATM.

Big difference. I decided to get rid of my RAID 0 setup since my array got screwed and I ended up having to reinstall Win7 and lose all my stuff. I'm probably going to trade my second 640 for a 1TB Green for storage.

Basically, the pic is to represent that I got fookin prawned.

 

[erocker]

Just got done installing 7 home premium on my Asus 900HA eeePC. It was incredibly simple to do from a USB drive. The APK drivers from Asus for XP worked fine, got the graphics drivers for the M945 from intel and Windows Update took care of the rest.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

no d3fct all the way. yeah worked real good the fansand the sink on the gpus that day were tiny, cpu hsf even stock was a huge upgrade, gotta love ati tool. back then was the best for oc'ng.

i used it too...even on 3870 i loved the furbox
sadly, its not really useable anymore...
and i dont like furmark, it stresses the cards in a unrealistic amount. blew me psu once with it

 

[p_o_s_pc]

i believe i need a picture, to fit that into my imagination
i thought, normal, medium strong liquid glue, and mx2 mixed might do the job?

i put some TIM on the chips and put a tiny drop (very thin can hardly see it) of super glue on the corners of the chips and that has yet to fail me. it is easily removable if your careful

 

[Velvet Wafer]

i put some TIM on the chips and put a tiny drop (very thin can hardly see it) of super glue on the corners of the chips and that has yet to fail me. it is easily removable if your careful

hey... the egg of columbus!
you even mentioned it once, and i always wanted to try it out, but forgot.
do you believe, the stock aluminum sinks of the accelero twin turbo are enough?
what spreader shall i use for the FET´s?

 

[exodusprime1337]

Just got done installing 7 home premium on my Asus 900HA eeePC. It was incredibly simple to do from a USB drive. The APK drivers from Asus for XP worked fine, got the graphics drivers for the M945 from intel and Windows Update took care of the rest.

http://i403.photobucket.com/albums/pp112/erocker414/DSCN1780.jpg

where did you get those awsome looking fans, i apologize for wanting to copy you on that, but... i want to copy, where can i get them?

 

[p_o_s_pc]

hey... the egg of columbus!
you even mentioned it once, and i always wanted to try it out, but forgot.
do you believe, the stock aluminum sinks of the accelero twin turbo are enough?
what spreader shall i use for the FET´s?

i used teh stock ones from the battle axe and they have been fine. Each one covers 3 mosfets/fet's

 

[Velvet Wafer]

i used teh stock ones from the battle axe and they have been fine. Each one covers 3 mosfets/fet's

you mean like this?

 

[p_o_s_pc]

you mean like this?
http://rogueprocess.net/web_parts/page_images/articles/accelero/8800GT-card.jpg

yes about like that but the ones i am using are about half as tall and works great

 

[eidairaman1]

i put some TIM on the chips and put a tiny drop (very thin can hardly see it) of super glue on the corners of the chips and that has yet to fail me. it is easily removable if your careful

Same with mixing AS5 with AS Epoxy to get a 50/50 compound out of it, that's what I did with a Dell Inspiron 9100/ XPS Gen 1 which had a Radeon 9800 256. I used that stuff on Tweakmonster Ramsinks on the VRam. I used stacked Akasa Shinetsu pads on the VPU since the heatsink had a big gap, it worked so well that I got a overclock of 459/416 from stock of 350/300.

 

[Velvet Wafer]

yes about like that but the ones i am using are about half as tall and works great

they fit perfectly, i used them on my 9600gt
i just searched them, and found 8 ramsinks and 3 fetsinks... should work,eh?
is the bfg reference?
how much more mhz brought the battleaxe to you in comparance to the stock cooler?

 

[p_o_s_pc]

they fit perfectly, i used them on my 9600gt
i just searched them, and found 8 ramsinks and 3 fetsinks... should work,eh?
is the bfg reference?
how much more mhz brought the battleaxe to you in compatance to the stock cooler?

yes it should work.. It is reference. I went from 630/1715 (c/s) to 630/1800 folding stable and alot lower temps

 

[PP Mguire]

Yall mean like this?

 

[eidairaman1]

Yall mean like this?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v701/pp_mguire/Cars and PCs/100_0736.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v701/pp_mguire/Cars and PCs/100_0737.jpg

LMFAO!!!!!

 

[p_o_s_pc]

Yall mean like this?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v701/pp_mguire/Cars and PCs/100_0736.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v701/pp_mguire/Cars and PCs/100_0737.jpg

and like this