Thermalright SP-94 Copper Heatpipe Heatsink - Page 2

jmke · 11th October 2003, 17:15

we will try to do what is possible, as it is very hard to get our hands on Swiftech products here in Europe (tried France/Netherlands/Germany/Belgium to no avail), hoping for some good news from Swiftech directly soon

15th October 2003, 11:46

do you think its an impressive heatsink? i dont

its not like it blow's you away cause of his cooling..

the slight diff with the 900 is kinda weak.

why i still think that the 900u is better, cause it can be used for P4 & AMD, what is a good thing, cause most ppl cant say they will buy 101% sure again an amd or P4 [you never know what offer you will get

]

c wut i mean?

jmke · 15th October 2003, 11:48

the cooling capacity of the SP-94 increases when used with higher Wattage.

Meaning that a P4 @ 3.6ghz with 1.6v will have a BIG difference with the SLK900.

the heatpipes cause this positive effect, this heatsink also has the SLK900 beat for easiness of installation!

15th October 2003, 11:52

that's just i minor thing the installation (imo)

ok, @ high oc it performs good (very good)
that means its more an OC heatsink then a standard user heatsink, but how many ppl know that? even after reading some review's.
in my humble opinion =>
hard oc'er => sp 94
all other pc ppl => slk900u

jmke · 15th October 2003, 12:04

I still have to test this more profoundly before I can assure that the following statement is true: but at very low fanspeed, the SP-94 is also a better performer, the heatpipes can cool down the CPU in a small case where not a lot of airflow is possible.

But like I said, more test need to be done before I can be 100% sure. I'll be back with numbers & details in due time!

15th October 2003, 12:30

ModdiN MansoN · 16th October 2003, 18:50

has somebody spotted them in a Belgian shop yet ???

26th October 2003, 19:48

I've got a Swiftech MCX 4000 here, with papst 4412FM @7 volt.
Now I've got some questions for you guys:
- Is it worth upgrading to an SP94 (is it worth the extra €59)
- Can I fit my 120mm fan on the HS?
- Will it fit on my P4C800-E Deluxe mobo?
- Does the possibility exists that i can overclock my PIV 3.0Ghz even more than 3.5Ghz (stable speed at the moment)

Lots of thanks in advance.

Mvg, Bored

The Senile Doctor · 26th October 2003, 20:01

where did you get that p4c900?
I've been looking all around for that board

26th October 2003, 20:05

Ow, sorry, typo

Correcting rigt away ...

Now, can we get back on topic please

?

Mvg, Bored

11th October 2003, 17:15	#11
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	we will try to do what is possible, as it is very hard to get our hands on Swiftech products here in Europe (tried France/Netherlands/Germany/Belgium to no avail), hoping for some good news from Swiftech directly soon __________________

15th October 2003, 11:48	#13
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	the cooling capacity of the SP-94 increases when used with higher Wattage. Meaning that a P4 @ 3.6ghz with 1.6v will have a BIG difference with the SLK900. the heatpipes cause this positive effect, this heatsink also has the SLK900 beat for easiness of installation! __________________

15th October 2003, 12:04	#15
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,419	I still have to test this more profoundly before I can assure that the following statement is true: but at very low fanspeed, the SP-94 is also a better performer, the heatpipes can cool down the CPU in a small case where not a lot of airflow is possible. But like I said, more test need to be done before I can be 100% sure. I'll be back with numbers & details in due time! __________________

16th October 2003, 18:50	#17
ModdiN MansoN Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 470	has somebody spotted them in a Belgian shop yet ??? __________________

26th October 2003, 20:01	#19
The Senile Doctor [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	where did you get that p4c900? I've been looking all around for that board __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

15th October 2003, 11:46	#12
[-Ampora-] Posts: n/a	do you think its an impressive heatsink? i dont its not like it blow's you away cause of his cooling.. the slight diff with the 900 is kinda weak. why i still think that the 900u is better, cause it can be used for P4 & AMD, what is a good thing, cause most ppl cant say they will buy 101% sure again an amd or P4 [you never know what offer you will get ] c wut i mean?

15th October 2003, 11:52	#14
[-Ampora-] Posts: n/a	that's just i minor thing the installation (imo) ok, @ high oc it performs good (very good) that means its more an OC heatsink then a standard user heatsink, but how many ppl know that? even after reading some review's. in my humble opinion => hard oc'er => sp 94 all other pc ppl => slk900u

26th October 2003, 19:48	#18
Bored Posts: n/a	I've got a Swiftech MCX 4000 here, with papst 4412FM @7 volt. Now I've got some questions for you guys: - Is it worth upgrading to an SP94 (is it worth the extra €59) - Can I fit my 120mm fan on the HS? - Will it fit on my P4C800-E Deluxe mobo? - Does the possibility exists that i can overclock my PIV 3.0Ghz even more than 3.5Ghz (stable speed at the moment) Lots of thanks in advance. Mvg, Bored

26th October 2003, 20:05	#20
Bored Posts: n/a	Ow, sorry, typo Correcting rigt away ... Now, can we get back on topic please ? Mvg, Bored

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