CoolerMaster Jet 7 Heatsink

Cooling/CPU Cooling by richbastard @ 2003-09-17

With the newly released Jet 7 CoolerMaster further explores the world of radial fan heatsinks. Their latest, the Aero 7, was a success. The Jet 7 has a bigger fan, but a cheaper heatsink. Does it manage to keep up the good name of it?s older brother? 

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Test - Jet 7 vs Aero 7

Test - Jet 7 vs Aero 7:

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First, we're going to compare the Jet 7 to his predecessor: the Aero 7. Can it beat his older brother with his more powerfull fan but a smaller heatsink?

We'll let the figures speak for itself:

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When both heatsinks are running at full speed, the Aero 7 clearly manages to beat the newer Jet 7, although it makes less noise. The full copper heatsink clearly shows it's benefits.

At minimum speed however, the Jet 7 cools a whole lot better. Don't conclude the Jet 7 is a better heatsink for low rpm fans: it's minimal speed is higher than the Aero 7. While the Aero 7 is almost completely noiseless, the Jet 7 is still well audible. It's probably even too noisy for people who prefer silence above speed.

Verdict: Performs worse and makes more noise than the Aero 7.
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