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Old 31st Jul 2006, 10:45 AM   #31 (permalink)
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That's a cool CPU cooler you have. I love to have one of these and make a good silent PC.
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That's a cool CPU cooler you have. I love to have one of these and make a good silent PC.
i tried running that setting full load fanless
(exept the psu & nF4 fan)
temperature shoots up to 73C in 15seconds den shuts down at 75C (my selected shutdown temp)...

but under C&Q (100x5=500Mhz),
fanless no problem, it has 'problem' going past 30C @ full load..
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Old 31st Jul 2006, 03:58 PM   #36 (permalink)
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Would be better if you are using a thermometer the take the temperature readings instead of using the onboard ones

Hm... I never know the CNPS9500 has aluminum version
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Would be better if you are using a thermometer the take the temperature readings instead of using the onboard ones

Hm... I never know the CNPS9500 has aluminum version
well, i cant afford all those equipments..
i dun mind ARP sponsoring me wif one.. hee hee~

its a 100% pure copper hsf,
excatly same specs as S9500-LED,
only diff is that AM2 is chromed
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good review

looks huge but light
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good review

looks huge but light
thx...
light, but still over the safety limit set by AMD...
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