View Full Version : Thermalright SI-128 SE 8mm HP vs Enzo
Battle_Rattle
07-21-2007, 01:58 AM
If this has been seen then kill this thread but...
Thermalright put some 8mm heatpipes on a si-128... Im comparing fan type and speed and it looks good.
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=431&type=expert&pid=4
One Fan at one speed, then compare two coolers on the same system and ambients... HSF reviewers really have to tack down this method.
Battle_Rattle
07-21-2007, 01:42 PM
So is this air coolings top dog? I'd really like to hear your thoughts...
I just actually read the article and it has 78 fins
EDIT: Ehhhh looks like a tie really
Still it seems to have same kind of mounting than the Ultra 120. Meaning you can wiggle the cooler when it's mounted. I really wish they could come up with a mounting that has enough pressure to keep the cooler seated tight.
BadNizze
07-22-2007, 03:48 AM
Theramright has a new mounting system for Si-128SE, look here! And other coolers aswell :up:
http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=431&type=expert&pid=1
And...here
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&number=5&artpage=2603&articID=578
Looking Good! I just got my Enzo last week from Sidewindercomputers.com, Live in sweden and itīs no where to be found here. Thanks to Sidewinders for shipping to Sweden BTW!. But I will test the Thermalright as sone as I can find it here. Alway liked there coolers ;)
LuckyNV
07-22-2007, 03:57 AM
looks like the same new mount as the HR-01 Plus, I wonder when we can get one of those for those of us with ghetto improved Ultra-120X mounts
vengance_01
07-28-2007, 11:27 PM
Humm Its looks decent, plus the Mobo components and the ram gets cooled as well.
Soulburner
07-29-2007, 04:09 PM
My Enzotech is on the way from Performance-PCs.
Chewbenator
07-29-2007, 04:17 PM
The mounting system looks the same as what comes with the IFX-14, even has the little space for the backend cooler.
ChaosMinionX
07-29-2007, 08:06 PM
My Enzotech is on the way from Performance-PCs.
The Enzotech's cooling capacity has been conquered by my Q6600....3.8ghz 422x9 1.575v..Simply will not produce any further, runs 3.6 400x9 1.475 at around 55C idle, 68 load.
enz660
07-29-2007, 08:21 PM
Still it seems to have same kind of mounting than the Ultra 120. Meaning you can wiggle the cooler when it's mounted. I really wish they could come up with a mounting that has enough pressure to keep the cooler seated tight.
why dont you stop wishing & make your own! :up:
its not too hard, my scythe is mounted like a rock.
Soulburner
07-30-2007, 02:04 AM
Still it seems to have same kind of mounting than the Ultra 120. Meaning you can wiggle the cooler when it's mounted. I really wish they could come up with a mounting that has enough pressure to keep the cooler seated tight.
From the reviews, it seems it is that way for the AMD systems, but the Intel systems are real tight.
The Enzotech's cooling capacity has been conquered by my Q6600....3.8ghz 422x9 1.575v..Simply will not produce any further, runs 3.6 400x9 1.475 at around 55C idle, 68 load.
Those Quads are hot mothers...that's ok though, E6850 G0 is what I'll be running.
Anavel0
07-30-2007, 03:15 AM
The only thing I see different from my regular SI-128 are the added holes in the fins and a nicer mounting system. Am I missing something?
I have both. The only difference besides the perforations in the fins and the new mounting system you mentioned is they added a few fins. Maybe something like 6 or so. Pipes are the same diameter.
The only thing I see different from my regular SI-128 are the added holes in the fins and a nicer mounting system. Am I missing something?
ineedaname
07-30-2007, 09:15 PM
Its nice to see thermalright revamping their entire line but i still find the SI 128 a bit expensive.
At least from the places that i've seen sell the cooler.