blame the overclocking frenzy nowdays..from cpu to chipset to vga all need alot V

8 meh? I thought 4 in U shape

Sama la tu...
Then, why do CoolerMaster calls hyper 6+ as hyper 6?
When in the real world, it utilize 3 heatpipes in u shape? No?

Where got same? u gila ka? next time u do garage sale, i buy from u half price la

Err...
What do you mean by saying that?

Ok, here's what i'm trying to explain earlier...

Ok, CoolerMaster Hyper 6 & Hyper 6+ utilize 3 heatpipe in U shapes, but, they said that it uses 6 heatpipes

So basically, i'm not at all wrong...
If CoolerMaster can call that heatsink that uses 3 heatpipe by the name of Hyper 6, then i want to say that heatsink as utilizing 8 heatpipe...

How do u know it's not 6 heatpipes all together leh? Y must u assume that it's 3 heatpipes in U for coolermaster?. Then y is scythe ninja's reviews stating that it's using 6 heatpipes? lol ... 1 heatpipe in U shape is still 1 heatpipe la ....

This post has been edited by neoxz: Nov 22 2006, 10:42 PM

Soalan Pulang Paku Buah Keras:

Then, how u know that noctua heatsink is 4 heatpipes in u shapes not 8 heatpipes?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 22 2006, 10:51 PM

Because stated there on the website that it's 4 heatpipes. ???? hahahhaha

It state there as 4 Dual Heatpipes la...

Not 4 heatpipes...

It can be as maybe they're stating that 4 heatpipes on the left and 4 heatpipe on the right...

They didn't say 4 heatpipes, they said 4 Dual Heatpipes...

u go google, search reviews about it. 4 dual heatpipes doesn't mean 8 heatpipes....

http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsinks/20...H-U12_Jan.shtml


http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware.../noctua_NH-U12/

http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews/noctua/index.htm


http://www.overclockersonline.net/index.ph...&num=384&pnum=2


I guess that's enough ? If u need more.. just let me know

This post has been edited by neoxz: Nov 23 2006, 12:34 AM

why u guys want to argue about that simple think???

whether it 4 heat pipes, or 4 dual heat pipes or 8 heatpipes,the design not change a lot....

the performance also same.only name are different...

haiya,u guys make me pening

Who told you that different number of heatpipes makes the performance same?

The Truth:
More heatpipe results to: Higher Performance which means, better heat conduction from the base to the fins...

Capiche?

War of heat pipe now days ... last time about copper fin...

put aside how many heat pipe it has other factors also come into consideration .. such as length of pipe, material inside the pipe and how well it bond to the fins...of course design patten of fin also important

don't just comparing one factor while there are more to be considered....

This post has been edited by Doom: Nov 25 2006, 01:32 PM

Totally agree with U. Design, construction, built, fan used, mounting method, contact surface, material used and etc all play important part in making a best cooler. Ignoring other factors is a shortsighted view/opinion.
Capiche?

This post has been edited by mikelanding: Nov 25 2006, 02:13 PM

Question:

a)what fin design give more performance?

b)what is mean by contact method?can give some example?

c)contact surface refer to which part?between the chip and the heat sink or heat sink with the fan?

d)from all the factor mention,which type of cooler that had all that factor?

a)fin design i think he refers to the quantity and the size of the fins liek i mention before

b)contact method refers to mounting method i guess

c)contact surface refers to the contact of the hsf base and the proc and also the contact between the base and the heatpipe and the heatpie with the fans.... they are all interelated
some ppl claims that the smoothness of the hsf base also affect the performace.... thats why many ppl lap their hsf

can you tell me more detail about what just you said except for the fin design(coz u had mentioned it in other thread)?

hmmm the thinner the hsf base means the faster the heats get transferred from the cpu to the hsf base, if the contact of the heatpipes and the cpu base is very good as that means the heat get transferred to the heatpipe faster then the heatpipe will transfer the heat to the fin and the fin will be cooled down by the fan:)

cpu -> the hsf base -> heatpipes -> fins then fins cool down by the fan

the smoother of the hsf base means the more contact between the cpu and the base....

hope this explains it

oh thanx...i know a lot from you

btw,how many contact method exist?can give me example or link?

actually there is no specific contact method.... just the thickness of the hsf base and the connection between the heatpipes and the base
i m not quite sure also....