View Full Version : Decent 80mm fan - 60cfm at 40dba
General_B
06-27-2002, 11:22 PM
I bought a few of these back when the overclockerz store was still in business. But if you do find em I would recommend them. Extremely quiet and effective (no high pitch whine and definately quieter then the Sunon 50cfm).
OCZ 80mm 60cfm 40dba
XP1600+@1900MHz 1.9v
Load temps - 57c (134.6F)
Ambient - 23c (73F)
Fan markings (Sorry No pic yet)
Top Motor
DF1208SH-4 DC12V - 0.45A
Dynaeon Industrial
Review @ Overclockers Cafe (http://www.overclockercafe.com/Articles/OCZ_Fans/index.html)
JBELL
06-29-2002, 02:24 PM
that temp is way high!
General_B
06-29-2002, 03:40 PM
"Way High" is terms of what? 57c is well below the max operating temp of 90c AMD recommends for XPs.
Originally posted by General_B
XP1600+@1900MHz 1.9v
Load temps - 57c (134.6F)
Something is wrong! I see you have a vcore of 1.9 and load temp of 57. Like JB said that is way too high. Hopefully your temps are reading higher than they really are!
General_B
am I correct to assume that the CPU temp is measured via the internal diode on your Epox? If so your CPU load temp would be aprox 42°C measured with the mobo CPU temp sensor in comparison. If your Epox is not measuring via the internal CPU diode than the CPU temp is to high indicating that your cooling solution is not optimal.
JPP
General_B
07-01-2002, 12:17 PM
Yup that's the "Winbond 2 Diode" reading from MBM. It is possible that its reading a bit high. However I am rock stable until I hit 63c.
Right now its reading...
CPu temp = 48c (Idling)
Mobo temp = 35c
Room Temp = 29c
And that's with my modded AX7 with dual 80mm (which btw is giving me about a 5c drop than the above posted temp of 57c on full load). Nonetheless still the most powerful quiet 80mm I have come across. Thanks for the heads up though brothers on the temps.
Kurupt
07-01-2002, 01:07 PM
If sound is not a problem go ahead and get some Tornado frans from vantec. Best airflow on the markert