http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...k=ultra%20kaze and http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811998038. 38mm will work wonders with your true and you really dont even need push pull with them.
Helpp mee :D (Push/Pull Setup True 120)
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Alright, I'm going to be ordering a True 120 to cool my CPU, I want to setup up a push/pull for it too keep it extra cool
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I ask that you guys send me links to a Fan Controller (preferably black or blue to match my Antec 1200) and Fans. Thanks a ton guys
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I ask that you guys send me links to a Fan Controller (preferably black or blue to match my Antec 1200) and Fans. Thanks a ton guys
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Will there be any real benefits with a push pull though? This is good because I can get one of these for a side fan too.
Originally Posted by waverider599 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...k=ultra%20kaze and http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811998038. 38mm will work wonders with your true and you really dont even need push pull with them. |
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Not worth it.
50% increase in noise, 1% increase in performance.
Not worth it.
50% increase in noise, 1% increase in performance.
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Depends on the fans.
Originally Posted by Adrienspawn 50% increase in noise, 1% increase in performance. |
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If the fan is under (made up number) 21dba, then you'd be getting a good deal. But once you get into louder fans the noise goes up a lot with the second fan. Even one fan sucking is worse than two pushing.
Originally Posted by low strife Depends on the fans. |
get the kaze master.
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Boo Lapping, I'm the kind of kid that will break his cpu OCing it, trust me. If I lap I'm out a CPU
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Originally Posted by GSingh If you really want to lower the temps with a TRUE, I'd suggest lapping both the heatsink and the cpu. That will lower your temps more than a Push/Pull. |
It's pretty straightforward.
If you can rub soap on yourself in the shower you can lap.
And there's really no chance of breaking your CPU (unless you lap the underside
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If you can rub soap on yourself in the shower you can lap.
And there's really no chance of breaking your CPU (unless you lap the underside
If you rub soap on your self it doesnt void the warranty...
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I'm going to end up giving it too much voltage or just something extremely stupid, how easy is lapping my true?
Originally Posted by Adrienspawn It's pretty straightforward. If you can rub soap on yourself in the shower you can lap. And there's really no chance of breaking your CPU (unless you lap the underside
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you can't mess up lapping a cpu. Unless you literally grind away everything on the IHS.
Originally Posted by HEiGHT iZ NaSTy Boo Lapping, I'm the kind of kid that will break his cpu OCing it, trust me. If I lap I'm out a CPU
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For like the 9th time, I'll ruin it OCing.
ALSO: IS THERE ANYTHING SPECIAL I NEED TO DO TO MOUNT THE ULTRA KAZES?
Originally Posted by GSingh you can't mess up lapping a cpu. Unless you literally grind away everything on the IHS. |
ALSO: IS THERE ANYTHING SPECIAL I NEED TO DO TO MOUNT THE ULTRA KAZES?
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Well giving it too much voltage would be unrelated to lapping, which just gives better temps. In fact better temps means you might even be stable at a lower voltage, saving you $$$
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lapping the TRUE is pretty straightforward. Just stick your hand (or as many fingers you can) between the pipes and move it back and forth. The pressure isn't too important, although the mroe you apply the faster the process will be. Also, make sure you apply the pressure evenly so not as to only lap one side. However rotating it ever few strokes (...) will nullify this.
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Just clip it on like any other fan. You really don't trust yourself in the BIOS, eh?
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Just do a TEENY WEENY overclock to 3.2ghz and use any voltage under and around 1.3. I've had mine at 1.28 for reference. 1.45+ is the danger zone. In fact, the 1.3-ish needed for 3.2ghz is probably what's being fed to your chip right now if it's on auto.
Originally Posted by HEiGHT iZ NaSTy I'm going to end up giving it too much voltage or just something extremely stupid, how easy is lapping my true? |
lapping the TRUE is pretty straightforward. Just stick your hand (or as many fingers you can) between the pipes and move it back and forth. The pressure isn't too important, although the mroe you apply the faster the process will be. Also, make sure you apply the pressure evenly so not as to only lap one side. However rotating it ever few strokes (...) will nullify this.
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Originally Posted by HEiGHT iZ NaSTy For like the 9th time, I'll ruin it OCing. ALSO: IS THERE ANYTHING SPECIAL I NEED TO DO TO MOUNT THE ULTRA KAZES? |
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Dont want to lap in case I break it, warranty will be voided. And I'll worry about OCing later.
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Originally Posted by Adrienspawn Well giving it too much voltage would be unrelated to lapping, which just gives better temps. In fact better temps means you might even be stable at a lower voltage, saving you $$$
lapping the TRUE is pretty straightforward. Just stick your hand (or as many fingers you can) between the pipes and move it back and forth. The pressure isn't too important, although the mroe you apply the faster the process will be. Also, make sure you apply the pressure evenly so not as to only lap one side. However rotating it ever few strokes (...) will nullify this. Just clip it on like any other fan. You really don't trust yourself in the BIOS, eh?
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