New Cooling Company in Town: Enzotech

[Bail_w]

Look very nice and i expect some great results from this.

[Sparky]

hmm wouldn't work too well without some modding on a naked CPU

[humeyboy]

And how can you say that ?.

And to peep who posted about the back heatsink at bracket area, if you read threads here you can see some get temp drops sticking heatsink on there like on the TT-BT etc etc.

http://www.overclock.net/faqs/70395-...ps-my-big.html

They would get better temps if they used Artic Silver epoxy not tape.

[Sparky]

And how can you say that ?.

And to peep who posted about the back heatsink at bracket area, if you read threads here you can see some get temp drops sticking heatsink on there like on the TT-BT etc etc.

It uses the clip on the plastic bracket around the CPU socket. Popping the IHS off makes the contact surface that much lower so those clip-on heatsinks won't mount at all or with not enough pressure. Something would have to be modded to make it sit right on a naked core (mod the clip to make it bolt-through, cut the plastic bracket down, something).

[deeznuts]

That thing looks nice. ican't wait for reviews of this and the coolermaster geminii.

[s1rrah]

man...not to go off topic or anything, but this thread just got closed @ ocforums because people though I work for the company...

please dont insult me by calling be a liar & closing the thread.

that's funny.

(it's a sad day when you can't give a head's up about a new cooler)

[Praxis1452]

the chipset cooler looks interesting.

[Duh]

Those guys at ocforums surprise everytime with nonsense stuff :S.

On topic: nice "HS" . Any good review to read?

[Mike EFix]

Looks kinda like this one

[s1rrah]

Looks kinda like this one

i thought of the silverstone sinks as well ...

all in all, i'm just not sure about the downward pointing heat sinks ...

something about working with case exhausting is just more attractive to me ...

[IKIKUINTHENUTZ]

the chipset cooler looks interesting.

http://www.heatsinkfactory.com/Enzot...r-p-16492.html
try it and tell us how it is

[LagunaX]

I like the pin dissipation over the base. 120mm fan 62-82cfm is good, as well as a smooth contact surface. But only 4 heatpipes? C'mon! This looks like an improved version of the aerocool xfire (or the nitrogon above) which is a good but not great hsf...but testing will tell.

[Sparky]

i thought of the silverstone sinks as well ...

all in all, i'm just not sure about the downward pointing heat sinks ...

something about working with case exhausting is just more attractive to me ...

downward pointing sinks blow air across the mobo as well which helps to cool the vregs, mosfets, and (depending on board layout) the northbridge if it is passive. I had to replace my stock passive northbridge cooler because I have a tower cooler and the lack of airflow was making it get awefully hot. My vregs/mosfets/coils still get kind of hot though, I haven't figured out how to cool them off yet.

[Bbq]

Looks like an enlarged Thermalright SI-120.

[ChaosMinionX]

Don't think it'll beat the Tuniq, but what I like about it is that it's much lighter and it won't put as much strain on your mobo. I expect it to be better than the Big Typhoon.

This Enzotech weighs more than the Tuniq coming in at 835g, Tuniq is 798g give or take depending on the fan you use.

difference of 37g. Making the tuniq more effective and weighs less? But I would love to see a comparison of Tuniq to this if anyone happens to come upon one.

[quicksilverXP]

Man... you're right. Didn't catch that... I was looking at the weight without the fan.

[enz660]

I like the pin dissipation over the base. 120mm fan 62-82cfm is good, as well as a smooth contact surface. But only 4 heatpipes? C'mon! This looks like an improved version of the aerocool xfire (or the nitrogon above) which is a good but not great hsf...but testing will tell.

tuniq has only three heatpipes....take a look at how its doing, lol.

[GPSeek]

tuniq has only three heatpipes....take a look at how its doing, lol.

3 other factors about the heatpipes needs to be considered here:

Ultra-X heatpipes are 8mm in diameter, that is a plus.
Ultra-X heatpipes seem to have better contact with the heatsink, that is a plus.
Tuniq heatpipes pass through the heatsink in the middle, which is a plus for the liquid and vapor flows, while Ultra-X heatpipes terminate at the heatsink.

I think the Ultra-X does have a chance to beat Tuniq.

[LagunaX]

tuniq has only three heatpipes....take a look at how its doing, lol.

I'll buy one if it beats the tuniq, but the tuniq does have 6 legs going up vs. 4 despite the base connections = more conductive surface area and volume, but the enzotech's pipes are thicker...we'll see.

[Scyth3]

The contact of the Ultra-X's heatpipes are much better than the Tuniq's contact and the Ultra-X got that little heatsink. I think the Ultra-X has a chance to beat the Tuniq.

[mcoleg]

yes, i think it might... i like my tuniq a lot but i do prefer horizontal sinks, to be honest - saves me lots of trouble cooling the n/b, mosfets and what have you.

enz660, sry ocf closed the thread, man. don't just take it though, pm them and tell them they did wrong.

[ChaosMinionX]

Think ill buy an Ultra-X and find out how it holds up with my Tuniq using a few different fans and thermal pastes. Will order when I get outta work.




EDIT:




Will post results when I get it using 3 different fans, and 2 different TIM's.

Tuniq - Ultra X....Should be interesting.

[GPSeek]

Will post results when I get it using 3 different fans, and 2 different TIM's.

Tuniq - Ultra X....Should be interesting.

whoa
This is going to be the most practical review for overclockers.

Another important factor is the heat load. Although I know you're running a C2D at 3.60Hz or higher, I wish you had an overclocked C2D quad to load them to the extreme.

Ultra-X has a chance to bite Tuniq 120. However, only real tests will tell.
Eager to know when your're going to receive it.

[GPSeek]

HeatsinkFactory.com has it as Pre-Order. ETA Feb 12th.
So, ChaosMinionX, you have to wait for your new toy for at least 1 week or more.

[biohead]

all I'm thinking is that this is a nice GPU cooler.