what a nice temp i bet u can even get the temp lower if u put a fan with it

wah bro, nice temp, where can i get that ninja bro??

joellim ~ Pentium 4 Prescott 2.8E @ 3.3GHz ~ 1.44Volts ~ Scythe Ninja with CoolerMaster 120S ~ Idle 36°C, Load 55°C ~ Socket 478

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Added on February 24, 2008, 2:23 amscythe ninja copper? whoa..that's gonna be sweet. I'm using the normal ninja with aluminium fins and I already feel like its the best CPU cooler vs price I ever had. Now they finally make a copper version? it must be really chilly if you put on a powerful 120mm fan. great temps!~

This post has been edited by joellim: Feb 24 2008, 02:23 AM

Not much lower lor bro. From my experience this copper Ninja's performance not much different with fan
or without fan This was made specially for the silent freaks! Its much dependent on the
surround temp.With included 800rpm(normally running at 400rpm ) it can go 2-3°C down.
Maybe the king of the silent PC But must have good airflow inside the casing though.
I specially ordered the HSF from Japan. This is Scythe 5th anniversary special Ninja. Cannot find it
easily unless u stay in Japan or US. Not sure if somebody can bring it in here.

If you read the review I included there, this copper Ninja not for a powerful fan.
More to the silent side, Not much different using a very slow rpm or high rpm fan.
Best for silent setup since u can run it passive even with OCed processor.
It beat the ultra 120 extreme in silent. But not when u add a fan.
And the price is not as cheap as the normal ninja. since it's all COPPER.

u mean load in whut??
orthos??

everest stability test. 100% cpu throttling.

copper is a good heat transfer materials, but not good in dissipating the heat to the air compared to Alu. i believe by using active mode (adding fan), it will help the copper to dissipate the heat to the air.

IMHO, ur casing which is CM690 got good airflow. with a lot of intake and exhaust fans, its help ur copper ninja to cool down. maybe thats why u can't see major diff when u mount fan to ur copper ninja...

woot.... aluminium is better in dissipation than copper? dude, been to chemistry class before? Copper is rated higher than aluminium in the table of heat conductors. By the way, copper is an excellent heat transfer material, and it dissipates heat much more better aluminium. Just that with copper, because the rate of heat transfer is higher, there has to be constant air blowing at it to keep it cool. ALuminium on the other hand has a slower rate of heat transfer thus it might "look" as though its doing a good job in dissipating heat, but hell no.

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Added on February 24, 2008, 12:49 pminformation for all on thermal conductivity and the list of materials.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_conductivity

This post has been edited by a1098113: Feb 24 2008, 12:49 PM

Copper for sure got better thermal conductivity than alu. Yeap I agree with u bro my CM690 good airflow
help my copper Ninja. Ninja designed to stand with a very little airflow.Thus its equipped with low rpm fan. Never tried using higher rpm fan. I believe its not gonna be major change. Just what the review said. I prefer silent system.Thats why I bought this Ninja. Might try with the 1200rpm fan later to see the different. Thats the fastest 12cm fan I got.

Update bro...







IcEMoCHa ~ Core2Duo E8400 @ 4.0Ghz ~ 1.26Volts ~ Thermalright IFX-14 ~ Idle 40°C, Load 52°C

This post has been edited by IcEMoCHa: Feb 24 2008, 01:33 PM

bro, the evercool pci slot cooler got effect on vga card temp?

tomatos ~ Core2Duo E6320 @ 2.338GHz ~ 1.312V ~ Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme ~ Idle 32°C, Load 47°C ~ LGA775

got... about 5C drop...

Noctua NH-U9B

Official Website:
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=product...ts_id=17&lng=en

if Noctua were to make like Thermalright did with their Ultime-90 --> 120mm fan bracket

anyway, good cooler + got Noctua Silent Fan + Noctua NT-H1

bro shawty, is it nickel plated like all thermalright coolers?

Dunno lol.
Didn't really read the Noctua's website.

Last time apply my TIM using drop method, how careless I am, din check the manual carefully, causing it to be high temp... I just remember that dual core proc should apply in different way and I have reapply it using a line of TIM way on 16 Feb 2008...here is the result of Orthos for 40 minutes I just run...

Kataro ~ Pentium D 820 @ 2.8GHz ~ 1.33Volts ~ Noctua NH-U12F ~ Idle 43°C, Load 57°C ~ LGA775

impressive, 9C drop on load...3C drop on idle...from this lesson, again told us that apply the TIM incorrect will lead to higher temp...

bro shawty, please update my idle and load temp...thanks....

@shawty
bro do u mind updating the 1st post...?

hmm cant wait for noctua.. i have never used any of their coolers before.