FREE Be Quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 CPU Cooler with the Gigabyte Z87-D3HP

Andrew Moore

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Hows about this for an epic value buy! Gigabyte have given us PLENTY of stock of the Shadow Rock Cooler to give away with ever Z87-D3HP Motherboard on launch of Haswell worth £35.99!!


Get your orders in fast as this is selling mental quick!




Gigabyte Z87-D3HP Intel Z87 (Socket 1150) DDR3 ATX Motherboard + FREE Be Quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 CPU Cooler! @ £109.99 inc VAT

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Intel Z87 Chipset, x4 DDR3, x2 PCI-E x16, x2 PCI-E x1, x2 PCI, x6 SATA 6GB/s, x1 Gigabit LAN, x10 USB 3.0, x6 USB 2.0, 7.1 HD Audio, Xfire Support + Be Quiet! Shadow Rock SR1 CPU Cooler!

Value of Bundle £144.98 Inc. VAT for Board and Cooler

Only £109.99 inc VAT.

SAVE £34.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Nice deal Andrew! - any hints of upcoming promos from other Z87 manufacturers??? I know MSI did the rebate scheme with the Z77 last year..... :)
 
Gigabyte have given us PLENTY of stock of the Shadow Rock Cooler to give away with every Z87-D3HP Motherboard on launch of Haswell worth £35.99!!
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you missed a Y btw
Shows on your order as :D
-£29.99 x 1 - Gigabyte Z87-D3HP Intel Z87 (Socket 1150) DDR3 ATX Motherboard + FREE Be Quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 CPU Cooler!

£91.66 x 1 - Gigabyte Z87-D3HP Intel Z87 (Socket 1150) DDR3 ATX Motherboard

£29.99 x 1 - Be Quiet! Shadow Rock Pro SR1 CPU Cooler (Socket 775 / 1150 / 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 2011 / AM2 / AM2+ / AM3 / FM1 / FM2)
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just installed mine bit of a hassle having to tighten the heat sink from the reverse side of the motherboard but I managed it by balancing the heat sink on the screws and carefully swivelling the board until 2 screws were hanging over the edge. after that tightening them all up was pretty simple.

The instructions say to not use the transparent plastic washers with 1156 socket so I guess it's the same with socket 1150.
It also says to tighten the screws to the end of the threads but it's kind of hard to tell when that is so I just tightened it until the heat sink felt stuck to the board with no movement
 
arknor said:
just installed mine bit of a hassle having to tighten the heat sink from the reverse side of the motherboard but I managed it by balancing the heat sink on the screws and carefully swivelling the board until 2 screws were hanging over the edge. after that tightening them all up was pretty simple.

The instructions say to not use the transparent plastic washers with 1156 socket so I guess it's the same with socket 1150.
It also says to tighten the screws to the end of the threads but it's kind of hard to tell when that is so I just tightened it until the heat sink felt stuck to the board with no movement
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Any chance you could post some Temp's up with this cooler as I have the same bundle coming on friday. Would like to see what the temps are at 4.2 ghz
 
Shawreyboy said:
Any chance you could post some Temp's up with this cooler as I have the same bundle coming on friday. Would like to see what the temps are at 4.2 ghz
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I don't really OC
at stock
30c idle
50c load

@ 4ghz (just uppint the vcore to 1.160 from 1.130 and setting the clock multiplier to 40)
30c idle
55c load

@4.3ghz using gigabytes cpu upgrade thing which set a ridiculous 1.35 vcore :eek: I was hitting 70c (apparently people with the good chips are hitting 4.7ghz @ 1.25-1.3 but 90c temps and obviously much better coolers than this)
 
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