thermalright hr-09
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Rastalovich
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Do wish u`d linky it m8 
U have to understand, most of the guyz read it and thought "oh yeah" - I read it and thought "oo oo don`t remember what that looks like, got an 03..".
.. and being in lazy mode, I probably won`t look it up either >.<
lol
U have to understand, most of the guyz read it and thought "oh yeah" - I read it and thought "oo oo don`t remember what that looks like, got an 03..".
.. and being in lazy mode, I probably won`t look it up either >.<
lol
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_product_hr_09.htm
oops!
that looks.....well......weird
but! is it a bling bling or it really works?
oops!
that looks.....well......weird
but! is it a bling bling or it really works?
FarFarAway
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Hmm tis interesting. Not that I see much point as fets don't get hugely hot, but it would do the job for sure
Rastalovich
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Could be a `looks` thing.
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FarFarAway
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Still fail to see the point. My ICFX has a digi PWM and has swifty RAMsinks on it - no heat problems at all
Very much overkill
Looks pretty cool tho
Very much overkill
Looks pretty cool tho
FarFarAway
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Like mine?
I just used the stock sticky pads
I just used the stock sticky pads
FarFarAway
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Max temps I get are about 30°C when fully loaded (ITE Smart Guardian) and it's about 25°C in here
3 sinks in total like so (2 per sink):
3 sinks in total like so (2 per sink):
using swiftech heatsinks here too with the original sticky pads/tape
on this board they do feel a bit hot tho, so i place an antec spot cool over them (on medium)
I was thinking about trying the HR-09's but after reading about the problems people had getting them to fit... (even though the boards were listed as being compatible :nono: ) i thought i'd give them a miss for now
on this board they do feel a bit hot tho, so i place an antec spot cool over them (on medium)
I was thinking about trying the HR-09's but after reading about the problems people had getting them to fit... (even though the boards were listed as being compatible :nono: ) i thought i'd give them a miss for now
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name='Kempez' said:
indeed theres not many is going to see the point! because i dont see it either! LOL, and you are right Kemp, i bought them for the bling bling factor!
(ofcourse...another reason too...)name='Ham' said:Every account i read of them they fell off. Maybe you got lucky
You have each 1 sink on each pwm? and what kinda temps you get?
and this is the other reason why i got the H(ell)R(aiser)-09....im worried swifty sinks falling off!
while these things look good, are they going to actually change things? they may lower the pwm temps a lot, which may decrease overall temps, but i think the cost is a little off-putting. if i had money for these and a good air cooler, id just forget it all and go water as then price wouldnt be a major differential.
well.........i did get it fitted.....and its FACKING HOT!!!!!!!!!
not very good pictures, but you get the idea......
before i fitted this bling bling to replace the standard ones, e.g. Asus crap pipe, it never was 'hot' to my touch, even tho i had the board running 1.5v@3.6Ghz.......
i have to say this tho.......if you have a Commando board, i would HIGHLY recommend this bling bling to replace the crap pipe that came with it....
read this :- http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_support_hr09.htm
before you give me crap saying they are a lying bunch of money grabber.......no, what thermalright put in that FAQ is true, tho, i only have a Commando board.
the crap pipe from Asus, only have contact with 4 mosfet on my board, but i have 8?!
after a bit of fiddling about, i've managed to get this bling bling to cover 6, not 8, but better than crap pipe.
you can, however, cover all 8, with a bit of modding, ie, dremel.......
even tho you say, water it is better for the money.......consider that i got it from USA, which works out cheaper than either air or water in the UK.....so.....take your pick!
not very good pictures, but you get the idea......
before i fitted this bling bling to replace the standard ones, e.g. Asus crap pipe, it never was 'hot' to my touch, even tho i had the board running 1.5v@3.6Ghz.......
i have to say this tho.......if you have a Commando board, i would HIGHLY recommend this bling bling to replace the crap pipe that came with it....
read this :- http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_support_hr09.htm
before you give me crap saying they are a lying bunch of money grabber.......no, what thermalright put in that FAQ is true, tho, i only have a Commando board.
the crap pipe from Asus, only have contact with 4 mosfet on my board, but i have 8?!
after a bit of fiddling about, i've managed to get this bling bling to cover 6, not 8, but better than crap pipe.
you can, however, cover all 8, with a bit of modding, ie, dremel.......
even tho you say, water it is better for the money.......consider that i got it from USA, which works out cheaper than either air or water in the UK.....so.....take your pick!
