Ok.. Sorry for the wait.
1mbish file sizes ok for you?
http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/blairt ... pg&.src=ph
As you can see from the photo's I did not use purchased mosfet heatsinks but sliced up a couple of P2 heatsinks to do the job. The mosfets are covered by the light blue anodised sinks.
I am particularly happy with the array of six mosfets that are covered with two heatsinks. Best viewed in the third link. (bottom left of the shot) I shaped the sinks to fit around the caps. That section is the power regulator for the Vcore. These get the hottest, especially when I'm undervolting the vcore.
Also note next to the memory module there is a sink there, that mozzy regulates the memory core voltage. It gets hot if I up the memory voltages.
Just next to the AGP slot is a mozzy that regulates the video card, it barely gets warm, though I dont play games so I guess that voltage circuit never gets taxed.
I also used a anodised green heatsink for the southbridge chip
And my favourite is that gorgeous lump of copper is cooling the northbridge. Its a 6cm pure copper heatsink from evercool that I removed the fan bracket from and trimmed the fins on to make fit. It is attached with 2 screws and a couple of plastic home made spreaders on the underside. That gets warm when I undervolt the Vcore. I think that is because the TT typhoon stops blowing onto it (speedfan).
I also sinked the Winbond chip, you can just see that peeking out from under the typhoon in the second link if you look on the far left of the photo. It too can get a bit warm from time to time.
I have tt memory coolers installed. That is a great looking product by the way. A touch when the memory is overclocked tells me they do something, though its hard to quantify wether they make any difference. I bought them more because they came with heat transfering double sided tape. This is what I used to attach all those heatsinks.
I'm planning to add an akasa 8cm copper.alu heatsink to the graphics card in time.
The system is capable of running passive at 1000 mhz. I am building a case for it as we speak. Nearly finished, lots of mesh.
Oh and for comparison, this link takes you to a photo of the board in ots virgin state.
http://www.firingsquad.com/media/gallery_image.asp/91/1
