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Intel Aircooling - Heatsink Roundup Q4 2003

Cooling/CPU Cooling by piotke @ 2003-12-22

Exotic heatsinks. Some people buy them for the looks, others buy them for the performance. Which one suits your needs ? We reviewed the Scythe Kamakaze, Swiftech MCX478-V, Speeze EE429B0 CopperSnake and the Thermalright SLK947-U.

Speeze EE429B0 CopperSnake™

Speeze EE429B0 CopperSnake™

Specifications

Manufacturer: Speeze

Model Name: EE429B0 CopperSnake

Heatsink Dimensions: 82.5×70×35 mm (l × w × h)

Weight: Not mentioned on the site

Compatibility: Socket 478 Up to 3.2 Ghz

Included fan?
Yes there is one, and here are the specifications:

Fan Dimensions: 70×70×15mm

Fan Speed: 3200 RPM +/-10%

Air Flow: 23.8CFM at 3,200RPM

Fan Noise Level: 25.0 dBA

Package

The package contained:

Speeze EE429B0 Heatsink + fan

Short manual

2 clips to attach the sink to the p4 retention bracket

The package contained:

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Manufacturer

More information can be found here, on the site of Speeze.

Extra information

Hellow hansom ;-)
The most remarkable is the fan and fan grill. The special design makes it perfect suitable to use the sink in a windowed case.
On the base there’s some White grease pre-applied. I removed it because I wanted to test all the heatsinks with the same cooling paste. After the removal of it, you can see a perfect shiny base.

Installation
Works the same as the Swiftech, but you don’t need so much pressure. It’s goes really softly.

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And the last heatsink I’ll be testing today is the Thermalright SLK 947. The specifications & installation procedure can be found on the following page.

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