MCX159-P is no good

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Khyron320
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MCX159-P is no good

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Dont make the same mistake as me this cooler is nice i admit it but a canterwood northbridge doesnt get very hot in the first place. this cooler only lowered me 1 degree at idle and 2 degrees at load. ABIT IC7-G max2 NB cooler is good enough.

On the posative side ive got an old 845 chipset with a northbridge that gets really really hot so im going to pop it on that and see what it can do.
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Post by SilversinkSam »

Yah, your right it's a no good cooler....... It's an exceptionally great cooler ;)


Here's mine with a 10,500rpm counter-rotating JMC fan (It runs at a silent 6volts 6000rpm) The 6cfm Sunon fan Swiftech provides does a great job, just a counter rotating fan does a better job)

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How are you measuring temp? I measure mine with a digital doc probe that is inside the mcx159's base itself. It's borred out, probe installed and filled with Arctic Silver Adhesive within 2mm of the Northbridge's die.
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i remember i had about 8 counter rotating 80mm fans that i bolted together... man was that loud.. but it had some thrust comming outta the exhust end.
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