Please forgive me if this question has an obvious answer.
I plan to rebuild/upgrade my new comp using a qx6800 on a asus p5w dh deluxe motherboard. The board cools the nb using a heatpipe solution. When normally installed, the heatpipe orientates upwards, however, I want to install the board in a Lian Li PC-V2100B Plus II.
When installing in this case the motherboards orientation is "upside down" meaning that the pci slots are at the top of the machine. This means that now the boards heatpipe orientates downwards. If I install the board like this will I experience heat problems with the nb, and if so, will I need to replace the heatpipe with a different cooling solution?
I plan to rebuild/upgrade my new comp using a qx6800 on a asus p5w dh deluxe motherboard. The board cools the nb using a heatpipe solution. When normally installed, the heatpipe orientates upwards, however, I want to install the board in a Lian Li PC-V2100B Plus II.
When installing in this case the motherboards orientation is "upside down" meaning that the pci slots are at the top of the machine. This means that now the boards heatpipe orientates downwards. If I install the board like this will I experience heat problems with the nb, and if so, will I need to replace the heatpipe with a different cooling solution?