socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
You think??? The reason it's in there is to show how little room I have to work with...Originally posted by =TBS=Tonic View PostYou need to take the motherboard out to get the hsf in.
I am not able to put the stock HSF in there because the cd drive is in the way.
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
don't get clever, if you want to get it in move the dam,n cd drive and put it somewhere else or get a different case.
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
Meh. I just need to think up a way to mod the heat sink fan assembly.Originally posted by =TBS=Tonic View Postdon't get clever, if you want to get it in move the dam,n cd drive and put it somewhere else or get a different case.
The water cooling blocks would fit perfect, so I need to somehow take the idea of those.
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
Hell no, it doesn't need it, but the idea of the low profile design (that would fit right in the case as it is now) is what im after.Originally posted by alex98uk View PostYour seriously thinking about water cooling a 478???
What about sawing off some fins? Don't know how it would effect the cooling capabilities though.
That would fit perfectly.
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
You wouldn't be able to do that without taking the majority of the cooling fins off, which would seriously hinder its cooling capabilities. Am i right in saying that socket 478's are Pentium models based on the Netburst Architecture?
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
Hell if I know!Originally posted by alex98uk View PostYou wouldn't be able to do that without taking the majority of the cooling fins off, which would seriously hinder its cooling capabilities. Am i right in saying that socket 478's are Pentium models based on the Netburst Architecture?
And my plan is to put a heatpip cooler like the gigabyte g power pro I used to have on it, that's now on my sempron 3100+ system that is currently in use.
http://www.amdzone.com/pics/cooling/...erpro/base.jpg
That would work, except the fan would hit everything so I need a different HSF
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
Meh it was my first build. It's still a great heatpipe cooler, especially since it's multiple platform. I just put it on 5v instead of the adjustable cooler and it's a lot quieter. I modded it to suck air from the CPU and then I moded another fan into the side window to help suck that air out. From what I'm told, sucking the air off is better then blowing it onto the fins. I somewhat agree because if you feel a fan, there is more air flow from the sucking side then from the blowing the side.Originally posted by alex98uk View PostI got one of those coolers free in a custom PC magazine competition. they are god awful. At full speed they sounds like a lorry.
Can you not mod the Cd-drive to enable you to put in a big cooler?
I could just take the CD Drive out and either mod it into the bottom of the case, or just remove it completely but i want to keep everything as simple and stock as possible.
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Re: socket 478 heatsink mod help needed
Well with 4 heatpipes and all those fins it really doesn't matter.Originally posted by alex98uk View PostCPU cooler fans should always blow onto the Heatsink, never off.
Try putting the cd-drive cage at the bottom of the case.
It would only matter with a stock heatsink.
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