Indigo Xtreme Thermal Interface maxishine Video

Indigo Xtreme Thermal Interface maxishine Video with instructions on installation

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• maxishine
• Thermal
• compund
• 5970
• 5870
• crossfire
• GTX480
• GTX470
• QuadSLI
• SLI
• Tri
• SLi
• Intel
• i7980x
• 6core

[Idolismo]

Great video as always, i enjoy every singe vid, thanks a lot!

[AMJ191]

Al-Aafasy :)

[ACDCnLedZeppelin]

My cores vary as well in temps right now core 0 and 2 are running hotter then core 1 and 3 by a few degrees, those 2 cores always run hotter. I found it weird as well at first thought about taking it off to see if it was on right but did not want to do the procedure all over again. Just an FYI for people that will be using this, you can not have the pump on when you stress the CPU you have to get it to 99c to melt the metal once that happens you turn your cooling back on to harden the metal.

[MrGrandDragon]

@RacialEquality555

So what ?! People play music all the time in their vids so why do you hate it? Double standards

[buonchieuphoco]

thumbs up if you hear some weird Indian (sorry, not meant to be racist) murmurs in the background noises.w

[VirtuosoX1]

@blkrabbit70 G19, Prime95.

[VirtuosoX1]

damn you youtube ads!

anywho, you sound like a habib =]

[blkrabbit70]

What keyboard do you have?

What program did you use to achieve the CPU loads?

[Antonio001z]

are you a drug dealer?

[draphius]

@NUUclearprotein exactly what this guy said, the reason your seeing those cores at higher temps is because those are the ones with poor contact with the waterblock because u havent heated your cpu up to 100c to get the tim to flow.

[katalin2003]

That 'music' => unbearable!

[NUUclearprotein]

You're not supposed to give the CPU water block any liquid to cool itself. The liquid metal will flow well only at high temperatures. Once there's a dip in the temperatures and the temps start rising, then you shut down your CPU burn program and connect the water block to the loop.