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chuangzu · #4 (**permalink**) 05-13-2008, 01:44 PM

Thanks for the information, I hope you had a nice day off.

Now on the box it says "Revision B", the model number is SCNJ-1100P. Is this not Scythe Ninja revision B type?

I will replace it and check the temperatures but there is a great deal of crashing almost every time it is booted up, usually this is associated with overheating.

What are the exact dimensions of the area which is in contact with the processor for your "all copper ninja" please? I like the look of it and I may well go for one of these if it will help bring the core temperature down?
How about the "Scythe Universal Retention Kit", would that do anything to increase the area in contact with the heatsink? Does it have "bolt through"? Are the bolts spring loaded? Is there a heatsink/cooling element on the rear of the mobo at all?

#4 (permalink) 05-13-2008, 01:44 PM
chuangzu Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Midlands, Great Britain Posts: 4	Thanks for the information, I hope you had a nice day off. Now on the box it says "Revision B", the model number is SCNJ-1100P. Is this not Scythe Ninja revision B type? I will replace it and check the temperatures but there is a great deal of crashing almost every time it is booted up, usually this is associated with overheating. What are the exact dimensions of the area which is in contact with the processor for your "all copper ninja" please? I like the look of it and I may well go for one of these if it will help bring the core temperature down? How about the "Scythe Universal Retention Kit", would that do anything to increase the area in contact with the heatsink? Does it have "bolt through"? Are the bolts spring loaded? Is there a heatsink/cooling element on the rear of the mobo at all?
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