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SLK 900A vs SP 97
- Thread starter kfunk
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Well heres a link to a review on the SLK 900A.The links broken on the SP-97 review.But I'll find you one in a little bit.There can be no question in my mind that the new SP-97 will out preform the SLK-900A. THE FANMAN
900A REVIEW LINK
SP 97 REVIEW LINK
There are only 45, SP-97's instock @www.heatsinkfactory.com
By the time you make your decision they might be all gone
REVIEW LINK
HOPE YOUR GERMANS GOOD!
SLK 900A REVIEW
BEST SP-97 REVIEW LINK
900A REVIEW LINK
SP 97 REVIEW LINK
There are only 45, SP-97's instock @www.heatsinkfactory.com
By the time you make your decision they might be all gone
REVIEW LINK
HOPE YOUR GERMANS GOOD!
SLK 900A REVIEW
BEST SP-97 REVIEW LINK
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hm,thats dutch,or something else...
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If I had choice and money I would defintaly go with the 97. I just bought the 947U before this came out. It does slightly better than the 900A. So the 97 should even better that.
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On that German/Dutch/Whatever page, the last paragraph is in English, it kind of sums up what the rest of the mystery language review says.
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yeh but the bracket is much more secure, especially sence the slk's are such heavy heatsinks. The clips have problems with being as secure when you move your computer around.
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If you dont want to invest the time and money for an excellent HS,
you'll need to get the clip-on.But don't expect great returns on your investment!One advantage is being able to put a 80 or 92mm fan on the HS.To get the mass reqiured for superior cooling you have to support the HS.Thats why the X plate is required on the back of the mobo.This is serious air cooling. THE FANMAN
you'll need to get the clip-on.But don't expect great returns on your investment!One advantage is being able to put a 80 or 92mm fan on the HS.To get the mass reqiured for superior cooling you have to support the HS.Thats why the X plate is required on the back of the mobo.This is serious air cooling. THE FANMAN
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kfunk said:my computer ain't going anywhere. It's been standing next to my desk for many many years
even if u are not moving it...the clips just arent "heavy-duty" enuff for holding a heavy-@zz copper cooler w/ heat-pipes onto ur mobo safely..the bracket is much more secure, just a bit more inconvenient...
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You'll be sorry when you accidentally bump your comp over and you hear a crack, then your case speaker going WHEE WAHH WHEE WAHH...
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I might consider one of those, some AS5, and just run it fanless, leaving me with just the PSU and NB fan? My temps right now are 41 at 1/2 idle, would it stay around that?
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I picked up one of the SP-97s, it is doing a wonderful job and I only have a 92mm Panaflo M1A blowing on it. The settings in my sig are only temporary as I'm testing higher as I type and my temps haven't gone over 45C load yet. It may be pricey at the moment but it is wonderful.
For mounting I switched to the 4 holes mounting a while back and will never use the tabs again. It's much more secure, especially since they are heavy for a hs.
For mounting I switched to the 4 holes mounting a while back and will never use the tabs again. It's much more secure, especially since they are heavy for a hs.
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