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Old 02-02-09   #1 (permalink)
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The Dell HS should be arriving in a day or two
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push/pull
cover the sides, so the air tunnels through that beast.
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Making the slot for the fan in the middle will be EXTREMELY hard and messy, and your 'enlarge fins' idea is rediculous. But a push-pull will work Consider a shroud, as well.

You'll also need a retention bracket that looks more like a letter "I" than a letter "X".
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aye, two fans in push-pull. they'll require the least damage to the heatsink itself.

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The Dell 'Beast' is about 3 inches tall lol.
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Making the slot for the fan in the middle will be EXTREMELY hard and messy, and your 'enlarge fins' idea is rediculous. But a push-pull will work Consider a shroud, as well.

You'll also need a retention bracket that looks more like a letter "I" than a letter "X".
I have a load of aluminium sheet thats perfect actually, it would just be a case of de-soldering the originals and sliding on the new ones + resoldering them.

20 minutes work tops.
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I have a load of aluminium sheet thats perfect actually, it would just be a case of de-soldering the originals and sliding on the new ones + resoldering them.

20 minutes work tops.
Dang, you must solder fast... Good luck, anyway. Should be a beast.

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Gonna need to have a good nose about in B&Q to find the most silver rich solder so the heat transfers as best as possible.
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Looks like a XPS600 heatsink to me.
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