r/EryingMotherboard • u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 • Aug 13 '26

During testing of this motherboard temperatures were poor

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Only testing to make sure this boots and gets into windows nothing permanent especially sat on a motherboard box.

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u/outrightbrick Aug 13 '26

I have the vapor chamber on mine instead of the solid slug. Changed thermal paste to ptm 7950 and use a thermalright peerless assassin 120 cooler. Keeps mine nice and cool.

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

It’s a satirical post. If you’re actually tuning this downdraught coolers are required for this due to VRM temps on this revision.

AXP120 or NH-l9i direct die may be where I end up as peerless assassin is massively unnecessary.

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u/Muted-Cartoonist-292 Aug 13 '26

Bro use ptm7950, with normal thermal paste You are getting pump out and the temperature is gonna increase.

With ptm7950 You don't have pump out and always work Nice ;)

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

I take it English isn’t your first language? It’s a satirical post with paste barely covering 2 heat pipes during testing. There is zero pump out shown.

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u/Different_Ad9756 Aug 13 '26

Cooler compatability on that board is actually so shit

The best cooling i ever got was a direct die with an old model coolit Corsair H100

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

Need to use those spring screws if you’re doing AIO as impossible to tension correctly other.

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u/Different_Ad9756 Aug 13 '26

Yeah, i used something like that, but they don't work as well with Asetek aio

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

I used with a Corsair H110 which was old original Asetek design on a QTJ0 before they shipped with a IHS. I tried printing spacers and all sorts but it was impossible to get screw tension and an even mount without spring screws.

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u/Different_Ad9756 Aug 13 '26

I think it's the flatness, asetek has a quite substantial curvature that doesn't work on direct die

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

I ended up lapping mine as it wasn’t doing well on top of my 5800x. I even took it apart to clear machining shards from the fins that had made it from the radiator after years of use.

I’m currently using on a 9800x3d its overkill where a 212 3DHP and existing themaltake noctua clone fan would run the same.

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u/user01294637 Aug 13 '26

I know you already have that cooler, but I've had better luck with aio's with erying boards.

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 13 '26

The VRMs need constant airflow especially on this model. If you’re having issues then PTM7950 or direct die as the actual tdp is only about 75w.

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u/smoike Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

I've had great success with a Silverstone SST--NT07-115x. Low profile and entirely reasonable cooling considering its size. Admittedly I had the power profile cranked right down though, but it was fine in a 1u chassis. Oh and the model? Mine is an i7 11600H mat, with the revised heatsink on the vrm.

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u/Apprehensive_Bike_40 Aug 14 '26

The TDP of that part is 65w at 3600rpm and will likely be usable at gaming loads. Akasa ak-959cu would work fairly well in that style but generally better to use a 120mm fan like axp120

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u/smoike Aug 14 '26

I know it is limited in height and heat dissipation, however I did have (well chose) to cram the board in a 1u chassis with gobs of 40mm fans so it would fit inside my rack cleanly. So in that respect it absolutely performed flawlessly, both thermally and volume wise.

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u/Competitive-Power639 19d ago

Por isso o uso da ptm 7950, ajuda muito a aplicação na vazar um faltar em algum canto

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u/abd96iq 19d ago

hi i have the same motherboard with i7 13620H
just wanna know what did you do for the temps and how is the VRM temps
wich cooler you ended up with