copper is quite a heavy metal and you appreciate that by picking one of these up. much heavier than i expected.
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in the pack you get a 2 parts of the heat spreader which each have a white thermal pad on them and two clips. you need 1 pack for each stick of ram of courseAttached Files -
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here you see two sets so you can see both sides. copper is of course a very good conductor of heat but it is also quite an attractive metal in my opinion.Attached FilesComment
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here we compare 2 sticks with the cooler master heatspreaders to 2 sticks of Kingston hyperx
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closer view
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and finally installed in my case. looking good.
one comment is that the instructions talk about thermal adhesive tape which you have to remove from the thermal pads. after 10mins of trying to figure out how to remove the tape with a pair of tweezers i decided that there is actually no tape on these thermal pads. it wouldnt be the first time cooler master has changed the spec but not the instructions in the packs.....please let me know if you think i did it wrong..Attached FilesComment
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Hey, is that a cap in pic #6 made by one of our bad cap manufacturers?
I'm guessing G-Luxon.Last edited by willawake; 12-31-2005, 09:46 AM.My gaming PC:
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WD Caviar Green WD20EARX 2TB 3.5" SATA HDD
ASUS Xonar DG 5.1 Channel PCI sound card
Antec HCG-750M 750W ATX12V v2.32 80 PLUS BRONZE Power Supply
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yup, its another new $60 Albatron with G-Luxon. soon to be recapped and become something it never could have been.
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didnt even get sanyos this time, all chemicon KZGAttached FilesComment
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and a budget board is just not complete without some G-LUXONAttached FilesComment
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Happy new year, drink up
love the copper heat sinks makes it look vintage
but I like a gold finish better
You got some time til a recap, they'er not rulycons. You don't know, maybe G-LUXON is under new management and are as good as rubys, NOT
Have geat year of recappin'
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I have to agree. I like the large copper CM heatsinks. I have them on one of my VP6s. Its just pretty. Much better than the bland silverish grey of other heatsinks.Originally posted by willawake
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This is a Coolermaster case double-header.... The reason this one didn't get added to my 'misc build' thread is becasue the Cooler Master ATC-S aluminum case....That case is a class-act way above & beyond anything in that thread! However, we have to get through a mediocre build to get to the treasure!
...but here's the two Cooler Master cases in question; both of which were drop-offs for recycling.... The one on the left, I'm not really sure what model it is. It's nothing overly special, but it is well-made. The one on the right is an ATC-S solid aluminum, best I can determine... -
I am attempting to repair this. Circuit is quite simple, but i a quite stuck at it for a long time. so today i try to ask for new ideas. my challenge is to under stand what mistake i made. I had repaired not lesson than 50 pcs of various brands ATX psu . main pwm chip is Cm 6805 Sip 9 .
5VSB is fine. When I short Pson, totally nothing happen. I check , the Cm 6805 VCC pin2 did have 16v, But totally nothing happen. I changed to a good chip from another good PSU. Same thing.
What other pin should I check such that it will result in no start up at all ?
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Got this from my kid with a fault on primary side. Main power supply here is AC 220V. All caps were Ok, testing with 2 series lamp of 70W each, got a bright lamp
. Checked main heatsink one by one with my component tester and found one 3 leg buddy MDP18N50 that passed away. Got same replacement after a week, tested, short was gone, now I got 310V on primary.
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Happy new year.
This PSU use WT7527V supervisor.
On purple cable i have 5V, but on #4 of WT7527V i have 0.21V.
If i try to start PSU with short between green and black it star for a second and stop.
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Hi all,
The PSU in question had a bad power switch. There was not physical feedback when switching on and - if memory serves - it was always ON even when in OFF position.
I researched a bit and got some replacements.
The replacement "got stuck" at first power up - as in "it's now always on".
It looks like this PSU has a pretty large inrush current as my lights flicker when I turn it on with no load.
Probably the switches I got are bad quality but I was wondering if someone could recommend a good replacement?...
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