Thermolab Baram Test..

I got Thermolab Baram cooler yesterday.. :)

< Spec >

Support : Intel 775/1366, AMD AM2+/AM2
Thermal design : Max 250 Watt
Dimention : 67x132x160mm
Weight : 625g
Material : Pure Copper, Aliminum
Dissipation Area : 7,580㎠

< Package >

http://cfile211.uf.daum.net/original...4981870DB6864E

http://cfile221.uf.daum.net/original...4981870DB759B8

< Design >

http://cfile229.uf.daum.net/original...4981870DB81DEE

http://cfile202.uf.daum.net/original...4981870DB9A491

http://cfile229.uf.daum.net/original...4981870EBBAB18

http://cfile222.uf.daum.net/original...4981870EBCA90A

http://cfile204.uf.daum.net/original...4981870EBA0DAA

< Accessary parts >

http://cfile206.uf.daum.net/original...4981870FBE87CA

Fixing bolts for clip : 5EA (4EA + spare 1EA)
Fixing bolts for heatsink : 5EA (4EA + spare 1EA)
Smart Clip : 4EA
Backplate : 1EA
Rubber Pad : 1EA (For Intel775, AMD)
Adhesive Pad : 1EA (For Intel1366)
Thermal Grease : 1EA
Fan wire clip : 4EA (Dual Fan possible do)
Insulation Washer : 8EA (4EA + spare 4EA)

< Their Technology >

http://thermolab.co.kr/html/product/baram/01e.png

With the efficient heat pipe arrangement, maximized the thermal distribution effects.

http://thermolab.co.kr/html/product/baram/02e.png

Optimum fin structure to minimize air resistance intaken

http://thermolab.co.kr/html/product/baram/03e.png

Optimized fin pitch for axial Fan

http://thermolab.co.kr/html/product/baram/04e.png

The air tunnel formed inside the stack-heatsink fins accelerates the airflow.

< Intel 1366 Installation >

http://cfile230.uf.daum.net/original...4981870FBFC9C7

http://cfile237.uf.daum.net/image/15...49818710C22437

http://cfile229.uf.daum.net/original...49818710C35EAD

http://cfile217.uf.daum.net/original...49818710C4280E

http://cfile231.uf.daum.net/original...49818711C60EDC

< Performance Test >

Test System..

CPU : Core I7 920 (Batch# 3838B079)
M/B : ASUS Rampage II Extreme (Bios 1001)
RAM : GSkill PI Black PC3 12800 2g x3
VGA : ASUS nVidia GTX280
PSW : Enermax Revolution 85+ 1250W
Cooler : Thermolab Baram, Thermalright Ultra EX True Black (APACHI AP12025SL12HB 120mm Fan)
OS : Windows Vista 64Bit SP1

- Thermolab Baram -

http://cfile240.uf.daum.net/original...49818710C5C6C0

- Thermalright Ultra EX True Black -

http://cfile215.uf.daum.net/original...4981870FC0FDC1

- Test Method -

I had I7 920 3.6g & 3.8g prime95 large mode test for 30 minutes..
I used Realtemp 2.90 RC 12 for temp measurement..
Idle temp is minimum temp average..
Full Load temp is maximum temp average..

- I7 920 3.6g Prime95 Test with Baram -

http://cfile207.uf.daum.net/original...4981E1CDEF2223

- I7 920 3.6g Prime95 Test with Ultra True Black -

http://cfile229.uf.daum.net/original...4981E1CEF04CDA

- I7 920 3.8g Prime95 Test with Baram -

http://cfile221.uf.daum.net/original...4981E1CFF18852

- I7 920 3.8g Prime95 Test with Ultra True Black -

http://cfile202.uf.daum.net/original...4981E1D0F25507

- Test Chart -

http://cfile206.uf.daum.net/original...4981E1D1F33313

< Conclusion >

This cooler's price is about 50USD..
that support all recent platform without addition paying..
performance is similar thermalright Ultra EX..
performance is good by contrast with value..

Nice:up:
It has a wild looking back plate.

Thermalright needs to take a lesson from these guys on base quality.

Any chance on comparing to a lapped TRUE?

I don't understand : why TRUE is so damn good?? OMG nobody can beat him, even using the newest technologies!

Was TRUE lapped anyway?