I am running a 900Mhz TBird on an ASUS A7V KT 133. Which heatsink is better, the PEP or the PAL? I am running a GlobalWIN FOP-38 right now and the 6800 RPM Delta on it too damned loud. I want a high performance heatsink so I can maybe get away with a quieter fan. Any input is appreciated.
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Which Alpha for my setup PEP66U or PAL 6035MUC?
- Thread starter ColdMiser
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1. If your current setup is cooling really well, wire the Delta fan to a 7v/12v toggle. At 7v it is *much* quieter and provides roughly 75% (or more) of the cooling performance.
2. Get a Sunon 23cfm fan and try it on you FOP38. It'll be much quieter, but may not manage the cooling quite well enough. If not...
3. Get a PEP66 (heatsink only -- no fan) and put the Sunon on it. Will probably do better than the FOP. If still not quite good enough...
4. Put the Delta on the PEP66 and wire it 7v/12v. 7v will be good for most use, but for extra-heavy use times you can chill the TBird with the Delta at 12v. You end up with the Sunon left over...
1. If your current setup is cooling really well, wire the Delta fan to a 7v/12v toggle. At 7v it is *much* quieter and provides roughly 75% (or more) of the cooling performance.
2. Get a Sunon 23cfm fan and try it on you FOP38. It'll be much quieter, but may not manage the cooling quite well enough. If not...
3. Get a PEP66 (heatsink only -- no fan) and put the Sunon on it. Will probably do better than the FOP. If still not quite good enough...
4. Put the Delta on the PEP66 and wire it 7v/12v. 7v will be good for most use, but for extra-heavy use times you can chill the TBird with the Delta at 12v. You end up with the Sunon left over...