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http://www.overclockers.com/articles1043/ For a silent fan that is damned nice. I wonder how it would perform with a Delta 38...
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120MM Thermalright a winner
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If they make a Socket A version I'll find out. 
I like it a lot. Maybe lapping the nickle plating off the bottom might help temps a bit like lapping P4 IHSs.
I like it a lot. Maybe lapping the nickle plating off the bottom might help temps a bit like lapping P4 IHSs.
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Since it's aluminum it could be in the $40 range but I'd guess $50 since it's a high performance heatsink.
I wonder what Swiftech will do now. They need to try to get back to the top of the air cooling segment. At least I'd like to see them do that.
I wonder what Swiftech will do now. They need to try to get back to the top of the air cooling segment. At least I'd like to see them do that.
Voodoo Rufus said:
I was thinking on the higher end of that because of the size, heatpipes, and number-marketingness of teh 120. I also thought the aluminum was because it was just an engineering sample, and that a final copper implementation would boost the price as well- it can't be a weight issue, look at Swiftech. Maybe they are trying to cut cost just a bit to lessen the sting...
Ah, how I love competition
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That's really cool, but I want a Socket A version
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man that thing is pretty,
i want to get one and hang my sp-94 on my wall.
~Magick_Man~
i want to get one and hang my sp-94 on my wall.
~Magick_Man~
Dubbin1 said:
That's what the C/W is for, check the one in the review with the ones in the database. There's also a note there on how to apply that rating to find out an actual temperature in certain conditions, so you could do the math and find out exactly how many degrees hotter or cooler it would theoretically run.
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Dubbin1 said:
And besides the C/W thing, they compared it to the SP-94, thats just the P4 version of the SP-97.
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I agree that it's really cool lookin. There aren't many other heatsinks with a cool color like thatmagick_man said:man that thing is pretty,
i want to get one and hang my sp-94 on my wall.
~Magick_Man~
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