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polobunny · May 29th, 2006

Dunno about nF3 Lead Head, but I know nF4 Ultra & SLI are more than warm.

**gvblake22** · May 30th, 2006

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LOL so true, my fan died on my DFI SLI-DR, so i sat my 120mm fan right next to it and the ordered an evercool vc-re. its quieter and it cools better :)

Heh, it's funny how much you can spend for a so-said quality computer component, but it has a 2 cents fan on it. Mine on my current board was making some noise at first, it stopped however. I'm going to change it for some quality thing next time I change my CPU, my Thermaltake Big Typhoon needs some AS5 anyway. ;D
I've seen too much chipset fans go away and computers burst out in flames (ok lol that might be a bit much) to let this chipset fan fail on me.

I took the fan off my chipset, and it bearly got wam :?

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Originally Posted by polobunny

Dunno about nF3 Lead Head, but I know nF4 Ultra & SLI are more than warm.

Indeed. Maybe that's why your s939 board died?

:smt064

FZ1 · May 30th, 2006

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Originally Posted by simple_inhibition

lol NF4 users dont have to worry about it

:P

There are a lot of other little "hot spots" on the NF4 boards as well. I think there are some good thermal shots of the DFI on BigBruin. I always keep a fan on the board's mofsets.

polobunny · May 30th, 2006

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Originally Posted by FZ1

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Originally Posted by simple_inhibition

lol NF4 users dont have to worry about it

:P

There are a lot of other little "hot spots" on the NF4 boards as well. I think there are some good thermal shots of the DFI on BigBruin. I always keep a fan on the board's mofsets.

Hmm, should do a laser temp reading of mine someday, just to see how it is. Never know what you could find.

Lead Head · May 30th, 2006

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Originally Posted by gvblake22

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Originally Posted by Lead Head

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Originally Posted by polobunny

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Originally Posted by simple_inhibition

LOL so true, my fan died on my DFI SLI-DR, so i sat my 120mm fan right next to it and the ordered an evercool vc-re. its quieter and it cools better :)

Heh, it's funny how much you can spend for a so-said quality computer component, but it has a 2 cents fan on it. Mine on my current board was making some noise at first, it stopped however. I'm going to change it for some quality thing next time I change my CPU, my Thermaltake Big Typhoon needs some AS5 anyway. ;D
I've seen too much chipset fans go away and computers burst out in flames (ok lol that might be a bit much) to let this chipset fan fail on me.

I took the fan off my chipset, and it bearly got wam :?

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Originally Posted by polobunny

Dunno about nF3 Lead Head, but I know nF4 Ultra & SLI are more than warm.

Indeed. Maybe that's why your s939 board died?

:smt064

No, i stuck the fan back on...

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May 29th, 2006	#11
polobunny T-Rex Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 5,305 Blog Entries: 6	Dunno about nF3 Lead Head, but I know nF4 Ultra & SLI are more than warm.