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Old 08-19-01, 01:20 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Thermalright SK6


I've heard from my friend that there are 2 versions of Thermalright SK6, is that right?

He told me that there are the SK6C and SK6CG. The SK6C is the ordinary one and the SK6CG is a gold plated, isn'y iy?

Also, is SK6 even better than Swiftech MC462A? How's SK6's performance compared with the CAK38?
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Old 08-19-01, 01:21 PM Thread Starter   #2
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Forgot to add that I'm looking for a new HSF to replace my Kanie-238M w/ Delta. It'll be used with TBird 1.2GHz.
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Old 08-19-01, 01:59 PM   #3
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don't know about the two versions. The main difference is the fan. You want the one with delta. The Sk-6 with delta is better than the 462-A but not as good as the 462 with the Delta Focused flow.

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Yes there are 2 versions of the SK-6

None of them are gold plated

There is a SK-6 and an AMD approved SK-6ab

The diference between the two is that the SK-6 is all copper and wieghs 330 grams (over the limit for AMD approval). And the SK-6ab has copper fins soldered to an aluminium base and wieghs 230 grams.

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The best choice you can make is investing in the all copper SK6.

Be sure to set the delta 38cfm fan on her and I Know for sure heat will become your last concern on your system.....

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