AMD Athlon 64 heatsink roundup summer 2005

Cooling/CPU Cooling by piotke @ 2005-09-03

The new school year is about to begin, and every student will feel the urge to buy a lot of things, because "I need it for schoolwork".
How about using this excuse to buy new CPU cooling ? This article should give you a little help in the right direction.

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Speeze EE782B3 CopperReef

Speeze EE782B3 CopperReef :
Supplied by: Speeze

When I heard Inverted Spider-Fan, I was expecting something out of the ordinary. After opening the box, my expectations came true. This cooler certainly does not have the everyday fan.

Specifications CopperReef :

Compatibility:
  • AMD: Athlon64/64+ Socket754/940/939

    Fan included: 80x80x25mm
    Fan Speed: 2700 RPM +/-10%
    Fan Noise Level: 22.0 dBA
    Air Flow: 34.46 CFM at 2,700 RPM

    For more detailed specifications I would like to direct you to the manufacturers' site.

    Besides the general information, this cooling solution features: "Easy install and remove system: Copper base: Stamped fin technology: Inverted Spider-Fan: Temperature controlled & Auto restart"


    In the Box :

    All you need and nothing more, a manual, thermal paste, the heatsink fan itself and an original A64 retention bracket. (In case you lost or destroyed yours)


    Madshrimps (c)
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    Construction :

    The CopperReef is Speezes' performance model. The copper base with stamping fin is nicely finished, and no sharp edges could be found.


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    Installation :

    Put it on the CPU, pull down the clips and push the leaver until it "clicks". That's all.
    A very simple and fast installation, exactly the same as using the retail boxed cooler.


    On the left Speeze, on the right the boxed cooler.
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