CPU Heatsink Roundup May 2006

jmke · 1st May 2006, 20:23

Eight new heatsinks are compared to 21 other air cooling solutions from different manufactures. We have some promising entries from Spire, Aerocool, Scythe, Thermaltake and Tuniq for you today

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=419

1st May 2006, 22:04

I'm pretty shure I'm not colorblind, but everytime I read this:

Quote:

Yellow box = Sonata II – White Dot = dBA meter

I start to doubt about that

.
I only see a green box and a blue dot :d

jmke · 1st May 2006, 22:16

I'm color dyslectic

will fix it , thanks

21st May 2006, 16:25

Hi! I had read your review but I'd like to know your opinion about changing an arctic freezer 64 pro with a si-120 to lower some degrees in an opteron 165 overclocked cpu. Now I am in 50-51 degrees on the pro 64, i'd like to lower a few degrees more, do you suggest me the si-120 ? Thanks!

jmke · 21st May 2006, 16:44

I would advice against it, waste of money in my humble opinion since you already have a high end heatsink. Dropping a few degrees won't make your PC run faster; and if you rely on such a small margin for finding a stable overclock you would have an unstable PC whenever the room temperature fluctuates.

21st May 2006, 17:37

I'd post the whole system, especially case airflow and overclocks ect.

there might be another spot for a good ugrade

1st May 2006, 20:23	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	CPU Heatsink Roundup May 2006 Eight new heatsinks are compared to 21 other air cooling solutions from different manufactures. We have some promising entries from Spire, Aerocool, Scythe, Thermaltake and Tuniq for you today http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=419 __________________

1st May 2006, 22:16	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	I'm color dyslectic will fix it , thanks __________________

21st May 2006, 16:44	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	I would advice against it, waste of money in my humble opinion since you already have a high end heatsink. Dropping a few degrees won't make your PC run faster; and if you rely on such a small margin for finding a stable overclock you would have an unstable PC whenever the room temperature fluctuates. __________________

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21st May 2006, 16:25	#4
Mailok Posts: n/a	Hi! I had read your review but I'd like to know your opinion about changing an arctic freezer 64 pro with a si-120 to lower some degrees in an opteron 165 overclocked cpu. Now I am in 50-51 degrees on the pro 64, i'd like to lower a few degrees more, do you suggest me the si-120 ? Thanks!

21st May 2006, 17:37	#6
Rutar Posts: n/a	I'd post the whole system, especially case airflow and overclocks ect. there might be another spot for a good ugrade