Noiseblocker Cool Scraper SX1 CPU Cooler

Sidney · 9th July 2005, 17:41

Summer usually brings many kinds of pleasures, but it also brings something really unpleasant for computer enthusiasts; heat. Therefore, due to the suddenly rising temperatures, especially in warmer countries, system cooling becomes inadequate and thermally controlled silent coolers become noisy since they spin faster due to the heat. Of course there are those that would like to improve their cooling, for peace of mind. There is a product specifically designed to cover as many of these cases as possible; the Cool Scraper SX1. Made in Germany by Noiseblocker, it is designed to keep the lowest possible temperatures while maintaining the lowest possible noise levels during the hot months of the year.

Review URL : http://www.xtremeresources.com/modul...wcontent&id=89

9th July 2005, 18:31

I may add that the SX1 fan used is on par with the GLL from Papst BUT has better lifetime due to the ceramic bearing. Using less than the max speed is silence overkill.

9th July 2005, 17:41	#1
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	Noiseblocker Cool Scraper SX1 CPU Cooler Summer usually brings many kinds of pleasures, but it also brings something really unpleasant for computer enthusiasts; heat. Therefore, due to the suddenly rising temperatures, especially in warmer countries, system cooling becomes inadequate and thermally controlled silent coolers become noisy since they spin faster due to the heat. Of course there are those that would like to improve their cooling, for peace of mind. There is a product specifically designed to cover as many of these cases as possible; the Cool Scraper SX1. Made in Germany by Noiseblocker, it is designed to keep the lowest possible temperatures while maintaining the lowest possible noise levels during the hot months of the year. Review URL : http://www.xtremeresources.com/modul...wcontent&id=89 __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

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9th July 2005, 18:31	#2
Rutar Posts: n/a	I may add that the SX1 fan used is on par with the GLL from Papst BUT has better lifetime due to the ceramic bearing. Using less than the max speed is silence overkill.