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  • superceleron
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    Originally posted by ChimeyJimmey View Post
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  • chenrp
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    I’m the only one that has great temps with huge heatsink and closed box???

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  • dadas1221
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    Originally posted by ChimeyJimmey View Post
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    Where did you buy the fan and what did you hit on the plate?

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  • ChimeyJimmey
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    And something from me:



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  • Billy141
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    I use DevCheck as you can see
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  • velqn
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    Originally posted by mcerk02 View Post
    This is my cooling fan mod, https://imgur.com/a/JmvjG

    Hello mate,

    thanks for this hint! After many tests with laptop fans (blowers) and other fans and various different aluminium and copper heatsinks I came to my personal best result using exact same mod as you.

    I use now 4 heatsinks:
    - 1 copper plate to the main s912 chip
    - original stock heatsink placed on 2 other chips
    - another 1 coppler plate to the last chip
    - 1 big aluminum plate pressed againts the main chip

    My box is drilled:
    - holes on the upper and the bottom side

    Using Antec TriCool 92mm fan that is mounted on the bottom of the device, taking air out of it

    Result are:
    - 39 C idle
    - Watching full hd 40 - 40 + something
    - Watching FHD youtube 60 fps - 50 - 54 C
    - Maxing out 63 - all kind of stress tests and etc, never goes more than 65 C

    So for everyday use I am between 39-45 which is quite perfect.

    The fan has 3 speeds, but it works only on high and medium speed:
    - high speed is 2200 RM 27 dBA
    - medium speed is 1600 RPM and 21 dBA

    There is a physical button to switch RPMs. I have used an USB cable and fan is attached to USB port. It`s a 12V fan, working on the 5V port so I am not sure how accurate are the speeds, but what`s more important - it is absolutely silent as to the laptop blower was very, very loud.

    I have to still create "legs"to raise the fan a bit, to allow for more ventilation and probably temps will drop further.

    Attaching all my pics, hope that helps.







    I have another big aluminium plate that is not shown here.



    That was the laptop blower, effective but very loud



    When the 92mm fan was mounted on the TOP of the box in both direction it was not so effective



    Only when using your mount temps dropped perfectly

    p.s. I used also bottom fan mounting with PULLING air into the device instead of SUCKING but the temps where higher.

    p.p.s. I put tiny legs to the fan (the screws )) did testing again, and it turned out that BLOWING cold air INTO the device from the bottom mount gives ~3 C lower. So that`s how I got it now..
    Last edited by velqn; 02-07-2018, 21:07.

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  • velqn
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    Update on my mod. Was not happy with just adding kryonaut grizzly thermal paste and keep the stock heatsink.

    So I did this. 45-50 idle. 50-61 max 65 playback. I used a copper plate on the main S912 chip, another copper plate on one smaller chip and the heatsink for 2 other chips. Think this is the best I can go without adding overseized heatsinks and still be able to close the box.

    I just pray that over night the paste will harden, cause now... the copper just weighs more


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  • Billy141
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    Runs at around 40-45 centigrade 5v/550ma
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  • velqn
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    Hi guys,

    I finally starting modding my box. For now it`s just drilling holes on the bottom and the top but tomorrow I am getting kryonaut grizzly thermal paste which I want to use with the stock cooling. Let`s see to what I get.

    I use it mainly under LibreELEC/Kodi, where I get 55-60 C idle and 60-70 C during playback and 80 C during high load.



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  • brooks1005
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    Originally posted by panchovilla View Post

    That sure is huge.
    Super quiet.The fan sits in between two foam pieces and is a kit I found at Microcenter.

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  • panchovilla
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    Originally posted by brooks1005 View Post
    USB powered personal fan mounted to dremeled case.
    That sure is huge.

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  • brooks1005
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    USB powered personal fan mounted to dremeled case.
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  • tombraga
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    Originally posted by imaddiced2u View Post
    I use this CPU Temp app to display CPU temperature. Turn on overlay in settings to leave temperature on screen when app is closed.
    https://cputemp.en.aptoide.com/

    i use CPU Monitor and like it https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ng.stark&hl=de
    I have also the constant temperature-monitoring on the screen, but can disable it also.
    the both apps might make the same service and as we don´t have battery drain on our tv-boxes, the consumption is not so important right?

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  • imaddiced2u
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    I use this CPU Temp app to display CPU temperature. Turn on overlay in settings to leave temperature on screen when app is closed.
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  • imaddiced2u
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    Originally posted by panchovilla View Post

    That is a big fan. That might drain the board and the power adapter. Get a more powerful adapter. At least 3A output. 4-5, even better.
    According to the pic of the fan it is draws 0.15 amp (150ma) at 12 volts. So it will draw 0.0625 amp (62.5ma) when connected to 5 volts but run slower and move less air. No problem for a USB port.

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