man i see everyone just jumping on the quotes from the nventiv and asetek..
listen there is alot that goes into making one of these coolers.and making claims as far as how fast someone can overclock one or how fast they can go is just claims.and some are true .
but listen just because a unit says it has a cpu running at 5000mhz or 4700mhz....who cares..this means little to nothing to me...and shouldnt to anyone else.because that is all in the cpu/motherboard and most of all the guy setting the system up.
the cooler running the coldest doesnt mean it will reach the highest overclock..it just means IT HAS THE PROTENTIAL TO OVERCLOCK THE HIGHEST.
we all know nventiv has one of the best overclockers in the world setting up there rig..JC is a great overclocker..and if he worked for asetek he may have gotten his rig to the same or even better clocks with a asetek unit cooling it.
so guys dont ever base you buying on how fast a unit is shown running in mhz..
and because both companys have there own test procedures in placing loads on the evaps...you really cannt say one is wrong or right..as far as how accurate the readouts are..well they should have that right.it should be reading the actuall evap temp..not evaperating gas temp.
nventiv have had some serious issues with temp readouts on there mach II's and i am guessing they have tried to correct the problem(although i will find out for sure in my test)
and there should be another thing to consider when buying a unit...looks..price...proformance...and instalation ease..
installing and changing out cpus with ease should be at the top of the list in buying one right after proformance...
think about it guys...how many times do you have to swap out the cpu and motherboard in a 6 month period of time...
so that is a big thing i think...
as i am hoping to find out...as i do not normally install a nventiv evap to a motherboard..it will be new to me too.so i will see which one is the easiest to install and remove....that will be one of my last tests i plan to run, is actual motherboard/cpu testing.