now this i gotta see.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
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now this i gotta see.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
I'm curious of which prices you are going on and whether you included the costs of the fan? MSRP, quick search of Newegg? etc. Because I think for example the CM Gemin II wouldn't really be fair because you can get it for like $2 After Rebate which should pretty much outperform everything in that price bracket ;)
You know im actually gona talk to nick about that, because he was the one that did the price chart, and im noticing some variations as i go along here in the prices that are listed, so that will get corrected when i have some time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SP33DFR34K
Hey guys what cooler would be perfect for an E4300? I was thinking Thermalright's Ultima 90.
Although thermalright never sent one out to be tested, i hear from many people that it gives great results for having a lower profile then the 120 extreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoberWarlock
Spawne-
Excellent work.:up:
I have a request- Please Please Please try and get an ultima90 and test it.:p:
I want to know if the TR Ultra120 Extreme really shines with a 75-85cfm odd and higher cfm fan.:)
Else the cheaper and lighter ultima90 is a no brainer for me.:D
My friend was using an Ultra120 Extreme with a SFlex 63cfm fan on his E4300 at 3Ghz but was feeling uneasy because of the weight and the cantilever stress.
He got an Ultima90 with a 92mm 48cfm Panaflo M1BX for trial and he is getting the same temps he had with the TRUE120.:eek:
So he sold his TRUE120 and is using the ultima90.:yepp:
Now i am getting this feeling that the ultima might match the TRUE at OCes upto 3-3.6Ghz and the TRUE only pulls away at a clock speed higher than that with a high cfm fan.
(3.6Ghz is kinda the max OC on E6600/E6750/Q6600 most have for 24x7 use- especially considering the high ambient tem[ps here in India.)
Now i am confused :shrug:, if to get
Ultima90+92mm Panaflo 56cfm H1BX fan (Delta Triblade 92x38 79cfm for benchies)
OR
TR Ultra120 Extreme with Panaflo 120x38 85cfm fan.
Will be playing with various chips - E4300, E6600, E6750, Q6600 'G0'. :D
Please help me decide. :)
I will write another request to Thermalright for the Ultima 90, just for you :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by BIKeINSTEIN
Actually ive been itchin to see the hype over this heatsink also, that and the IFX-14.
Spawne32 Nice work, looking forward to more of your results.
Spawne I have a question for you, what fin material would dissipate heat faster Aluminum, copper, Stirling silver, or fine silver? I am pondering the idea of making a heat sink with fine Silver base, Stirling silver heat pipes, and not sure on the fin material any ideas from you would be helpful. I have found out that the Stirling heat pipes are more expensive that the pure silver, and that the Stirling sheet for the fin material is very expensive, I got a quote for 20 pcs of 3" X 2" 20Guage Stirling silver material for the fins and amazingly the price was quoted @ $255.00 USD
Personally id go with the copper, silver quite frankly could be very hard to work with, as well as the price.
Thanks Spawne for your advise, I have the base Silver and heat pipes I just ordered Stirling silver 6mm tubing 6' cut to 12" each just missing the fins, soldering supplies, & a good idea design for the experiential heat sink base to pipe configuration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawne32
lol its no problem, quite frankly thats a little beyond me, i know silver has better heat transfer then copper, but i dont know much else beyond that. I talked to vapor about it and he said its a soft metal to work with and how much it can dissipate heat he doesnt really know.Quote:
Originally Posted by amandpm
ey Spawne, i'm using 2x Silverstone fans with my Thermalright HR-01 Plus & it's working great! used these 2 on my TRUE & it dropped my temps to almost water-cool temps! I love these fans!:up:
yes i have to add a few more combinations of fans/heatsinks on that list lolQuote:
Originally Posted by emoners
Which Silverstone fans are you using on the HR-01+?
I would imagine FM121's, seems to be what people usually buy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Actually was able to get my hands on the FM123s...coz of the flange-type mounting....as compared to the FM121s which are rib-type.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
but i still got FM121s mounted in my case ;)
@Spawne32: i just checked Enzotech's website ( http://www.enzotechnology.com/air_cooling.htm ) & the Ultra-X isn't there anymore...could they have discontinued it?:confused:
& does Thermalright sell the IFX-14's backplate separately?:confused:
I dont know about the IFX-14 backplate, however i do know what happened to the Ultra-X..however, im not legally allowed to disclose that information but lets just say that...Ultra-X appears to be a very commonly used nameQuote:
Originally Posted by emoners
Interesting. Seeing the numbers, I'm still happy with my Scythe Infinity that I bought a month ago. Maybe it will do well with a Q6600 in the future.
Any news on the Intel stock HSF review ? :D
today if i can get around the disassembled desk my brother just so happen to put in front of my testing area :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by bing
Great ! How many versions you got there ? Copper or Al core one ?
i do believe i have bothQuote:
Originally Posted by bing
im interested to see this little heatsink from rosewill, its a low profile cooler, looks like it will perform well, even better if it was lapped with a sanyo denki on it ;) might do some modifications later on it and see what i can get after the initial tests are done.
Those fans are a complete mismatch for that HSF....heck, one FM-series fan on that HSF is way past its design. Just wondering if you've tried taking a fan off and/or undervolting to see how much you can lower the noise (significantly) while maybe losing 1C (if that).Quote:
Originally Posted by emoners
Spawne...what's the low-pro Rosewill?