DFI LT X48-T2R Lanparty Living Review. - Page 71

affiliate13 · #**701** 27-07-2008, 17:32

It all looks very neat in there, even the xigmatek with the extra fan looks tidy. Thanks for the pix.

!TIMMY! · #**702** 27-07-2008, 21:08

Does anyone know if the Enzotech MST-81 will fit on the mosfet of the DFI X48 LT T2R? I have emailed Enzotech, but have not had a response yet.

Clunk · #**703** 27-07-2008, 21:18

Welcome to the forums

I haven't seen anyone with one of those on this board, so can't comment myself, sorry.

Kelainefes · #**704** 27-07-2008, 22:35

Hey there!
Looking at the dimensions on the Enzotech website i don't think it wil.
The thermalright HR09 Type 2 will, though.

!TIMMY! · #**705** 27-07-2008, 23:02

Thanks for the replies, my PWM temp is a bit on the high side with this hot weather, so I wanted to get a new passive cooler for it. I think I will go for the Thermalright as I have seen someone on this site with it on this board.

Clunk · #**706** 28-07-2008, 00:00

The Thermalright HR-09 heatsinks are excellent as long as you can get some kind of breeze to them.

I had my rear case fan blowing inwards and that worked well, but not ideal for everyone

Kelainefes · #**707** 28-07-2008, 01:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by !TIMMY!

Thanks for the replies, my PWM temp is a bit on the high side with this hot weather, so I wanted to get a new passive cooler for it. I think I will go for the Thermalright as I have seen someone on this site with it on this board.

I think you are referring to me

What are your PWM temps?

!TIMMY! · #**708** 28-07-2008, 18:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kelainefes

I think you are referring to me

What are your PWM temps?

I think so

my PWM temp is idling right now @ 47C with all my windows open. I have oced this Q6600 to 3.3ghz.

Kelainefes · #**709** 28-07-2008, 19:37

On full load my PWM reads up to 52 and 44 in idle, but my room temp is between 26C and 30C these days, and it can go up to 34C inside the case; i have a Core 2 Duo E6750 @3,6 GHz 1.48 volts, wich guess it draws around 100W (CPU alone, on full load).
At the moment i don't have a fan directly on the HR09, and the fan on the back is set as an exhaust, so i reckon that i could definately lower the PWM temps by attaching a fan to it.

zsamz_ · #**710** 28-07-2008, 19:48

ive lapped my pwm heatsink n i never seen mine go higher that 35c