Scythe Ninja Revision A:
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/cpu/006/scnj1000p.html

Scythe Ninja Revision B:
http://www.scythe-usa.com/product/cpu/026/scnj1100p.html

PM RLHH for SI-128, he has that in hand.

The most important question that all sifu's will ask you.
What is your maximum budget for a heatsink.

You have to state your max budget, or else we'll start asking you to buy a super duper high end freaking heatsink that will cost you up to RM300

So, state your budget.

That's normal.
Wait for sometime, Thermaltake should restock back the BTVX, as that's the only heatsink from Thermaltake that work best.

That's why it comes with Voltage Regulator so that you can control the speed as you like.

You can control the speed and in other words, control the noise.

New heatsinks from thermalright.

Thermalright Ultima 90I & Thermalright Ultima 90A

Thermalright Ultima 90I for Intel
Official Website:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_pr..._Ultima_90I.htm

Thermalright Ultima 90A for AMD
Official Website:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_pr..._Ultima_90A.htm

That is stupid.
You can't even put huge graphic cards below it.

That is plain stupid.
More cons about this heatsink, but i rather put the main thing about that heatsink that is you can't put most of the high end graphic cards below it.

What's going on with scythe?

Amik yang ni, confirm boleh sejukkan semua benda.

Wrong.
More heatpipes doesn't mean it'll be better than others.
Check the original website for the IFX-14.

The heatpipes for the IFX-14 is thicker & fatter than the normal heatpipe used in Ultra 120 eXtreme.

Google around before u say that.
And gives proof for what you said.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jun 19 2007, 06:35 PM

Larger space for the gas to move up and more gas can be filled in the heatpipe which results to better heat transfer.

I've lost hope in CM GeminII since the start because of the overlength heatpipe.

It seems that its true now.

My opinion, get CM Geminii as it's the best on your budget.

That's oxidasation.
Use tomato sauce to clean the oxidasation.

Try it, and you'll know either i'm joking or i'm serious.

New Heatsink From Thermalright.

Thermalright MST-9AM2 LE

Product Link:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_pr..._mst-9am2le.htm

Picture:


Features:
* Soldered fins to copper base to make effective contact
* Light weight and easy installation
* Enormous wingspan gives extra cooling to MOSFET or NB chipset
* Great price performance ratio
* Designed specifically for Intel LGA775 system
* 92mm fan included (For specs please see below)
* Accomodating size to install in Small Form Factor (SFF) PC computers

New Revision Of Thermalright SI-128.

Thermalright SI-128 SE

Product Link:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_product_si128_se.htm

Picture:


Features:
* Works optimally with a quiet, low RPM 120mm fan
* Proprietary thru-holes adopted from the HR-series to increase air flow movement
* 8mm heatpipes with high heat transfer efficiency
* Patented support bar design preventing heatsink from deformation over time
* Increased height of heatsink fins for better motherboard compatibility
* Total compatibility with Intel Socket 775 & AMD Socket AM2 CPUs
* Fan blow down design helps to cool CPU surrounding

New Revision Of Thermalright HR-01.

Thermalright HR-01 Plus

Product Link:
http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_pr..._hr_01_plus.htm

Picture:


Features:
* Fanless design for low-noise operation
* Proprietary through holes on fins for efficient ventilation
* Six heatpipes for well spread heat around aluminum fins
* Large multiple fins soldered to copper base (nickel plated) for effective contact in transferring heat
* Light weight and easy installation
* High compatibilty with multi-platform mounting adapter

I don't think so.
Try comparing Ultra 120 & Ultra 120 Extreme.

Ultra 120 Extreme performs a lot better than normal Ultra 120.

Just wait for a review on the HR-01 Plus, then we'll know either the HR-01 Plus will perform better than HR-01 or not.

Thermalright never produce crappy products.
All of their products have always been award winning and each of their products has always been the best performer of all.

You can't change the fan on the stock heatsink.
Even if you can, you will raise the temperature of your processor and that will shorten the life of your processor.

Best way is to change into a 3rd party CPU heatsink that can cool your processor more but in the same time, it'll help you make your system go silent.

My advise is to get Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.
It's the cheapest 3rd party CPU heatsink for your system, but still can out perform the stock heatsink even when the fan on the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro is on silent mode.

What's your maximum budget anyway?

Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro is just around RM110 - RM115.
You just have to find the right seller.

Owh, don't even think of getting that Freezer 7 Pro at lowyat plaza, because it'll cost you more than RM115