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Old 22nd October 2005, 01:23   #1
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Default Battle of the Titans: Super Coolers from Scythe, Thermaltake and Zalman Face to Face

We would like to offer you a detailed roundup of five today’s best CPU coolers with heatpipe technology. This ultimate test session will help you make the best choice the health of your system depends on.

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Zalman CNPS9500 LED

Scythe Shogun

Scythe Ninja (SCNJ-1000)

Thermaltake Big Typhoon (CL-P0114)

Thermaltake Sonic Tower (CL-P0071)

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http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coo...ay/5-cool.html
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I have not clicked the link yet; but I'm betting on the "Shogun"

edit: okay I was right, and I'm pretty sure the Scythe with silent 120mm fan gives better noise/performance ratio

no dBA/noise measurements makes for poor review in the end; because the temperature numbers alone no longer hold all the info because of the different fan sizes and types/speeds
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An uncommon processor for the test to show to people with common processor. Overclocking processor without voltage increase does not generate as much additional heat as with.

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So, I took an Intel Pentium 4 521 (2.8GHz, 1MB L2 cache, Prescott E0 core) for the tests – this processor can work at 4.06GHz at its default 1.35V voltage and at 4.2GHz at 1.425V voltage.
Hopefully, by the end of 2006, the Hot Potato Prescott will be memory; together with giant heatsinks.
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It was stated @30°C room and 35°C system; you'd better get an A/C instead

Not so, if you are using A64; or Intel Mobile.
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they stole my article title

2002 http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=37
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