Motherboard Chipset Cooler Roundup

jmke · 12th August 2006, 00:41

Six heatsinks, one chipset, and a truckload full screws. We mount these little metal blocks onto a hot nForce4 motherboard to find out which one cools best and is most SLI friendly.

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=473

12th August 2006, 01:54

that result on the zalman is amazing, if that thing would be stock on the DS3 it would be perfect

jort · 12th August 2006, 10:01

Quote:

Introduction

The market for third party chipset coolers has not been a very big one, but not with hotter motherboard chipsets from NVIDIA its gaining popularity

not=> now?

jmke · 12th August 2006, 11:32

thanks

12th August 2006, 12:49

I think, the popularitiy comes more from noisy chipset fans and crappy stock solutions than just from hot chipsets.

most Core 2 come with passive cooling so that might reduce demand

14th August 2006, 23:53

very first paragraph:
* "listing" -> "listening"
* "this chipset" is kinda strange when not a specific model is specified, "the latest chipsets" would be better
* "or relied on a small fan that had to spin incredibly and was very noisy." I reckon the word 'fast' was unconsciously dropped somewhere

second paragraph
"ruining" should be dropped altogether in the sentence

page 2, first paragraph:
"took quite some effort", bad use in this context, should be "put quite some effort"

page 3, second paragraph:
"is fairly easy to the use", drop 'the'
third paragraph: would rephrase the first sentence to 'So switching to the Blue Ice Pro is a bigger change than the suffix alone would make you believe.'

page 5, first paragraph:
* "Jing Ting as a company may not sound very familiar in your ears" litteral translation from dutch, better would be "Jing Ting is not a company most are familiar with"
* "Don't mind going .." is the wrong saying in this context, correct would be "Don't bother going .."

bleh

piotke · 15th August 2006, 00:28

Fixed !

Thanks for your input.

jmke · 15th August 2006, 22:35

my fault on the errors left in the article, thanks for notcing & reporting them HitenMitsurugi & Piotke for fixing them

16th August 2006, 13:07

Nice review, but i guess the only cooler that would work on my mobo will be the Jing Ting.

Btw, what's aluminum ? Do you, by any chance, mean aluminium ?

jmke · 16th August 2006, 13:31

aluminium is UK spelling, aluminum is US spelling
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aluminum

12th August 2006, 00:41	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,560	Motherboard Chipset Cooler Roundup Six heatsinks, one chipset, and a truckload full screws. We mount these little metal blocks onto a hot nForce4 motherboard to find out which one cools best and is most SLI friendly. http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=473 __________________

12th August 2006, 11:32	#4
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,560	thanks __________________

15th August 2006, 00:28	#7
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 4,998	Fixed ! Thanks for your input. __________________ .

15th August 2006, 22:35	#8
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,560	my fault on the errors left in the article, thanks for notcing & reporting them HitenMitsurugi & Piotke for fixing them __________________

16th August 2006, 13:31	#10
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,560	aluminium is UK spelling, aluminum is US spelling http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/aluminum __________________

12th August 2006, 01:54	#2
Rutar Posts: n/a	that result on the zalman is amazing, if that thing would be stock on the DS3 it would be perfect

12th August 2006, 12:49	#5
Rutar Posts: n/a	I think, the popularitiy comes more from noisy chipset fans and crappy stock solutions than just from hot chipsets. most Core 2 come with passive cooling so that might reduce demand

14th August 2006, 23:53	#6
HitenMitsurugi Posts: n/a	very first paragraph: * "listing" -> "listening" * "this chipset" is kinda strange when not a specific model is specified, "the latest chipsets" would be better * "or relied on a small fan that had to spin incredibly and was very noisy." I reckon the word 'fast' was unconsciously dropped somewhere second paragraph "ruining" should be dropped altogether in the sentence page 2, first paragraph: "took quite some effort", bad use in this context, should be "put quite some effort" page 3, second paragraph: "is fairly easy to the use", drop 'the' third paragraph: would rephrase the first sentence to 'So switching to the Blue Ice Pro is a bigger change than the suffix alone would make you believe.' page 5, first paragraph: * "Jing Ting as a company may not sound very familiar in your ears" litteral translation from dutch, better would be "Jing Ting is not a company most are familiar with" * "Don't mind going .." is the wrong saying in this context, correct would be "Don't bother going .." bleh

16th August 2006, 13:07	#9
Zwaplat Posts: n/a	Nice review, but i guess the only cooler that would work on my mobo will be the Jing Ting. Btw, what's aluminum ? Do you, by any chance, mean aluminium ?

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