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jbell
01-13-02, 03:01 AM
After some research and reading Joe's review of this killer copper heat sink I bought one.

I gotta say guys it runs great!!! I have a new 1.333 ahyja Tbird running 93F right now.... plenty of room to oc there!!

anyone else pick this up? What is your take on it - I am EXTREMELY satisfied with it! ... words can't describe the performance I am getting now over my setup of old from 3 hours ago!!!!! NOW I get to truly OC!!! my AXHA 1g tbird just wasn't flexable enough for me.

I will update once I start the tweaking
Silversinksam
01-13-02, 03:51 AM
Im waiting for Joe or Hoot to dissect one :p
The Overclocker
01-13-02, 04:27 AM
does it really matter what is inside as long as it works well?
jbell
01-13-02, 01:08 PM
Originally posted by the overclocker
does it really matter what is inside as long as it works well?

before my heat pipe heat sink I had a CAK38 blowing on a 1G AXHA tbird oc'd to 1.187G it ran 100f under load


I now run a 1.333 ayhja tbird (stock right now) and I am getting temps of 93F under the same strain.....

Case temp is 78F .........

Joe
Silversinksam
01-13-02, 01:52 PM
Originally posted by the overclocker
does it really matter what is inside as long as it works well?

They used to think that sailing was ok as long as you didnt sail of the end of the planet with the thinking that the Earth was flat.


I am curious as to what 'ingredients' make it a top notch HSF.
jbell
01-13-02, 02:08 PM
Originally posted by Silversinksam


They used to think that sailing was ok as long as you didnt sail of the end of the planet with the thinking that the Earth was flat.


I am curious as to what 'ingredients' make it a top notch HSF.

ya but if it works... it works - couldn't be happier... (off to oc it)
jbell
01-14-02, 09:45 AM
ok I got stable running at 1.540GHz 280FSB @ 107F underload I ran SiSoft Sandra burn in 20 times ina row.... right now my case is at 77F and the CPU is 96F.



Joe
The Overclocker
01-14-02, 03:06 PM
Originally posted by Silversinksam


They used to think that sailing was ok as long as you didnt sail of the end of the planet with the thinking that the Earth was flat.


I am curious as to what 'ingredients' make it a top notch HSF.

the thermo engine was a top notch heatsink when it first came out, turns it is just a clever design (and cheats abit too) i hope this is not as much of a flop
jbell
01-30-02, 02:03 AM
who else has bought this heat sink yet?
Silversinksam
01-30-02, 02:53 AM
Hoot's review is out any day now


I hope you lapped yours JB :rolleyes:
eobard
01-30-02, 03:17 AM
Originally posted by the overclocker
does it really matter what is inside as long as it works well?

You say that now, but when it's revealed that the "active" ingredient is uranium 235....
Dissolved
01-30-02, 06:48 AM
Originally posted by eobard


You say that now, but when it's revealed that the "active" ingredient is uranium 235....

isnt that toxic?
Hoot
01-30-02, 07:24 AM
Originally posted by Silversinksam
Im waiting for Joe or Hoot to dissect one :p

Not going to happen. That ground has already been covered, so no need for more bloodshed.

http://www.reviewmakers.com/showdoc.php?article=8&pg=1

In a nutshell, it works and it works well. I'm getting c/w's in the .25 range after lapping it. Article has been slow to compose, but proceeding.

Hoot
jbell
01-30-02, 11:31 AM
Originally posted by Silversinksam
Hoot's review is out any day now


I hope you lapped yours JB :rolleyes:

I got mine to run 33C at 1.5GHz with open case, 39-40C with closed case - that should improve with dual blowhole install.

I did not lap but when I tear case apart to mod case... I will then.