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its 5:27 in the morning and i have now found the solution to my the problem that i've been dealing with all night. i have the soprano case, almost exact setup and temp of chipset was 51. After seeing the pics and such, I'm ordering the fan and getting this baby setup. Thanks!

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  • 3 weeks later...

Hi ,

 

Seems strange to me that a board mentioned in some reviews as " the best overclockers board ever " has such a patchy NB fan. Wouldnt it invalidate the warranty taking off the NB fan ?

 

Secondly being fortunate enough to save up for a Prometeia, I`m a bit worried about those NB temps which look like some MB modding will be required for extreme overclocking !

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hey guys, i too solved my NB Chipset temp problem.

I placed a DC 120mm Fan sideways in my case.That fan has current rating of 0.72A.

Has excellent CFM even though its a bit noisy.

Anyways here are certain values regarding the same -

 

Setup -

CPU Vcore - 1.7V

CPU Multiplier -9x

HTT Speed - 300

LDT Multiplier - 3x

Vdimm - 3.5V

Chipset Voltage - 1.7V

LDT Voltage - 1.4v

 

Initial Temp @ Idle -

CPU - 43c / Chipset - 48c / PWM - 49c

Initial Temp @ Full load -

CPU - 52c / Chipset - 53c /PWM - 51c

 

Temp After Adding Fan @ Idle-

CPU - 35 / Chipset - 37c / PWM - 36c

Temp After Addinf Fan @ Full Load -

CPU - 42c / Chipset - 42c / PWM - 40c

 

I will post a pic soon of the fans that i added

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  • 4 weeks later...

Something that I have seen and tried is to disable the things you don't use in the bios such as any sata ports you are not using. I have done that and replaced the factory tim with some as5 has lowered my chipset temps by about -3 to -4 C at full load. Although I still plan to add some aditional fans and an iceberq 4 to the chipset.

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hey all, new kid to the game.

I've only done some minor clocking, mostly w/ amd.

 

I have a nf4 Ultra D on order.....and i've been concerned after

reading here. My question is: if you don't care about warranty,

it seems like it would be better/look better to remove the NB fan

and put the AS5 on it.

So I guess my real question is: has anyone done it and reported temps ?

 

I'm a cosmetic freak about my pc, and I don't really care for the fan

being zip tied into the drive basket. No offense...just preference.

 

secondly, when speaking of temps...what is PWMIC ?

 

thanks all.

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well i finally figured something out.

I had this setup overclocked and running well but was pushing 55 to 60 c

on the nf4 chip.

 

I searched High and low for heatsinks(found nothing) and tried the

arctic silver (minimal help).

But I did find my old thermaltake VGA waterblock and modded that

to work. I'm running under/around 100F (38c or so) all the time now.

 

enjoy.

 

before:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/qui...forechipset.jpg

 

complete:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/qui...aterchipset.jpg

 

IN ACTION:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v231/qui...shednocover.jpg

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i too added a 80mm fan blowing over the chipset and it's made a big difference

 

the idle temps are now:

 

cpu 31C

pwmic 41C

chipset 42C

 

and load:

cpu 43C

pwmic 48C

chipset 44C

 

the best thing being that at 44C the chipset fan is only running around 5400rpm and doesn't make that nasty whine

 

chris

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