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| 08-27-2019 01:59 PM | |
| TheArkratos |
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Originally Posted by BucketInABucket
Seconded the TX280 want
1 in a friend's computer, 1 in my girlfriend's computer, and I still have 1 that I have a build planned for. The TX rads are amazing and thank you XSPC for making them, I hope they are selling well enough you make 140 versions. |
| 08-27-2019 01:23 PM | |
| BucketInABucket | Seconded the TX280 want |
| 01-29-2019 07:24 AM | |
| TangoEchoAlpha |
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Originally Posted by XSPC
One under the posts and two on the bracket, if it's AM4.
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| 01-28-2019 11:32 PM | |
| XSPC |
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Originally Posted by TangoEchoAlpha
Thanks for both the replies
@XSPC - is it two nylon washers on the surface of the motherboard - i.e. under the posts? |
| 01-28-2019 06:46 PM | |
| TangoEchoAlpha |
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Originally Posted by XSPC
It's 2 nylon washers on each post for AM4 and one for AM3. Then you add one metal washer, a spring and the nut.
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Originally Posted by ryan92084
It looks like the pro instructions are the same as the NEO which I have used. You should get thicker nylon washers x4 for between the motherboard and post, thin plastic washers x8 (using 4 or 8 depending on socket) for between the block and metal washers, and metal washers x4 for between the plastic and springs.
@XSPC - is it two nylon washers on the surface of the motherboard - i.e. under the posts? |
| 01-28-2019 01:47 PM | |
| mumford | Any chance that you guys will make a TX 280? |
| 01-28-2019 11:58 AM | |
| XSPC |
Quote:
Originally Posted by TangoEchoAlpha
So I have ordered a RayStorm Pro RGB to cool my 2700X. I've looked at the instructions on the XSPC website in advance, which suggests that I need to use a clear washer on the short end of the mounting posts (i.e. on the top surface of the motherboard) and then a further two clear washers and a metal washer over each of the posts and on the top surface of the mounting block.
I am a bit confused as the photos on the XSPC website only show 8 clear washers and 4 metal washers - so the photo would seem to be missing 4 clear washers, or the current instructions on the XSPC website are somehow different? Can anyone who's bought/fitted a RayStorm Pro to AM4 recently shed some light on this? Thanks |
| 01-28-2019 07:04 AM | |
| ryan92084 |
Quote:
Originally Posted by TangoEchoAlpha
So I have ordered a RayStorm Pro RGB to cool my 2700X. I've looked at the instructions on the XSPC website in advance, which suggests that I need to use a clear washer on the short end of the mounting posts (i.e. on the top surface of the motherboard) and then a further two clear washers and a metal washer over each of the posts and on the top surface of the mounting block.
I am a bit confused as the photos on the XSPC website only show 8 clear washers and 4 metal washers - so the photo would seem to be missing 4 clear washers, or the current instructions on the XSPC website are somehow different? Can anyone who's bought/fitted a RayStorm Pro to AM4 recently shed some light on this? Thanks |
| 01-28-2019 05:45 AM | |
| TangoEchoAlpha |
Anyone fitted the RayStorm Pro to AM4 recently? So I have ordered a RayStorm Pro RGB to cool my 2700X. I've looked at the instructions on the XSPC website in advance, which suggests that I need to use a clear washer on the short end of the mounting posts (i.e. on the top surface of the motherboard) and then a further two clear washers and a metal washer over each of the posts and on the top surface of the mounting block. I am a bit confused as the photos on the XSPC website only show 8 clear washers and 4 metal washers - so the photo would seem to be missing 4 clear washers, or the current instructions on the XSPC website are somehow different? Can anyone who's bought/fitted a RayStorm Pro to AM4 recently shed some light on this? Thanks
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| 09-13-2018 09:15 AM | |
| TheArkratos |
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Originally Posted by XSPC
Thanks. It did very well considering it was tested against much thicker radiators. The closest radiator dimensionally was the GTS at 30mm thick and 133mm wide vs the TX's 20.5mm and 125mm.
It was nice to see it beating the 60mm thick UT60 at low rpm. |
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