CPU Heatsink Roundup V2
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 Apr 24 2008, 03:43 PM
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 Regular  Group: Junior Member Posts: 304 Joined: December 2007 From: Shah Alam   |
air flow volume is denoted as cfm in fan's specs rite?
 but like u said, sufficient time is required for heat transfer..so does it means that we have to find the balance between air flow rate and time of the heat transfer? sory if my question is difficult to answer.. got free time, so i do some thinking about how to maximize cpu's air cooling  so many ideas popped out http://www.xigmatek.com/product/air-hdts1283.php why xigmatek put air pressure value in specs for d product above? thx  |
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Apr 24 2008, 03:56 PM
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 ''|_-'可愛さ'-_|'' Group: Senior Member Posts: 1,476 Joined: August 2005 From: Puchong, Selangor  |
what i meant is ... there is a maximum airflow effect for every cooler... even if u put a higher cfm fan the performance of cooling doesn't increase.. like i have 2 x silverstone fm121 fans on my ifx-14 cooler... i turn the fan up to 60% and above gives the same results... erm.. how do i say this.. pressure... more pressure = better as more pressure allows more air to be moved through the resistance more easily...
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Apr 24 2008, 10:44 PM
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Regular Group: Junior Member Posts: 304 Joined: December 2007 From: Shah Alam |
owh..ur explaination are same with my theories
 thx alot for ur explaination but i will do some test la..i will mount my panaflo fans to my sigmatek hsf.. see how is d difference.. tomolo i'll report |
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