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Will this do the job on an NF4 chipset?
Will this do the job on an NF4 chipset?
Originally posted by: feelingshorter
as all NF4 mobos are really hot,...an active cooling would be better, im not sure that you are going to get it cooler than what you already have on your mobo. Even on my mobo with active cooling, its untouchable on the finger.
Originally posted by: Varun
The stock active cooler on most motherboards is a piece of crap - often they are just a flat piece of aluminim with a fan blowing on them (that doesn't work very well)
I don't have an Nforce 4 board, however the NB47J dropped my Nforce 2 chipset 5C over the stock fan.
Originally posted by: Varun
The stock active cooler on most motherboards is a piece of crap - often they are just a flat piece of aluminim with a fan blowing on them (that doesn't work very well)
Originally posted by: scrawnypaleguy
If you have enough airflow, you should be alright. I've heard of lots of people running their chipsets fanlessly (is that a word?) without trouble. I do, but it's with a swiftech mcx-159r (minus the fan)
Originally posted by: meatball
Yeah, I asked in the mobo forum if it'll fit on the EPoX NForce4 Ultra board.... But if anyone here knows, that'd work too. ;-)
EDIT: That'd be the EP-9NPA+ mobo to be exact. ;-)
Originally posted by: VolatileMemory
I'm running the Zalman ZM-NB47J on an Asus A8N-E and found it to be way too hot for comfort... so I added a fan... check it out at my site here: Cooling the Zalman ZM-NB47J Northbridge Heat Sink
v.m
Originally posted by: ericlala
Originally posted by: VolatileMemory
I'm running the Zalman ZM-NB47J on an Asus A8N-E and found it to be way too hot for comfort... so I added a fan... check it out at my site here: Cooling the Zalman ZM-NB47J Northbridge Heat Sink
v.m
thats a nice way to mount but i think most people got the zalman because it is passive
anyone know if I can use the NB47J on the DFI ultra-d if i place the video card on the 2nd slot?
Originally posted by: ericlala
is the top pci-e different than the bottom? i thought they were both same speed
Originally posted by: ericlala
i dont really understand what you are saying though
i am running 1 video card and if i just switch the slot, wouldn't the video card run at 16x still? or wil it just run at 1-4x?