Ok, in short i bought a P180 and went back to aircooling. In my attempts to keep the chipset cool i discovered that that the "Chipset" temperature that shows up in Smart Guardian is actually the Chipset temperature, not somewhere near the the chipset but the actual chipset. And the other thing is that i know where the PWM IC temperature is measured, look at the picture below. How did i find this out? Well you know those spray-cans wich you can cool something down to -55c in seconds, i used that. The Chipset temp was showing 57c, i sprayed the stuff onto the NB47J heatsink and the temperature dropped to 42c in seconds, this couldnt happen if the temperature wasnt measured from the chipset itself right?
And the PWM IC, i sprayed on that for a while and it showed a temp drop from 55c to 8c, wich is a 47c drop in temp
I got some ice on the heatsink too...
So anyway, i though someone might find this info useful for something
Heres thje picture. Oh, i also added those small memory heatsink that came with the ZM80D-HP on the things next those bigger heatsinks, as they seemed pretty hot too. I already had memory heatsinks on the graphics card from before
