This place is strictly for discussions on 3rd Party @ Aftermarket Air Cooling Heatsink Fan used on CPU.
* No discussions on any other types of heatsink.
* No discussions on stock heatsinks.

Provide the results that you have and i'll put into the space provided.
Do take note that i will only put you in the list if you provide full information on your results.
Look at an example as below:

Example:
sHäwTY(tm) ~ Pentium D 930 @ 3.75GHz ~ 1.45Volts ~ Thermalright XP120 ~ Idle 40°C, Load 50°C ~ LGA775



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 8 2008, 10:42 AM

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This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 6 2007, 10:46 AM

Software To Check Temperatures:
1. SpeedFan
2. CoreTemp
3. PCWizard
4. Everest
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Tools & Hardware To Check Temperatures:
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If you know any other software @ tools @ hardware that can be used to check temperatures, please contribute, i'll update this list up.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 23 2007, 08:25 PM

gengstapo, ko ni kaco la, aku nak guna post no 3 tu.
Aku tak abis update lagi thread ni ko dah mai spam kat sini.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 23 2007, 12:28 PM

Tailow, u lupa letak u punya vcore liao.

That is easy to be said than done.
Tell me, how many of us has the hardware to test ambient/intake temperature tester module?

Thread updated.

To -vip3rleon9-:
None of your info is added. This is because you didn't provide the complete data.

And please, no stock heatsink here.
Thank you.

toughnut, your vcore is too high for an e6600 running at 3.2GHz.
All 3 of my previous E6600 can run at 400X8 = 3.2GHz @ only 1.325Volts.

3 of my previous E6600 consists of:
1 unit of e6600 ES.
1 unit of e6600 OEM.
1 unit of e6600 Retail.

All 3 of them has the capability of running at 3.2GHz @ only 1.325volts liao.

Your vcore is too high liao.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 26 2007, 11:50 AM

Err, taikow, apasal u punya processor very hot?

Added into the first post.

Added into the first post.

Bang, ko punya Idle temp mana?

Err bro, that's AM2 or S939?
Please state the core for your processor too.

Sorry, my bad.

First page updated.

Noctua NH-U12P

Official Website:
http://www.noctua.at./main.php?show=produc...&products_id=14

Picture:





Man, i'm in love with the fan.

G-Power Pro.
You won't regret buying that heatsink.

Well, i'd certainly go for the xigmatek, the price is cheap but it performs at the same level as Ultra 120 Ex.
Although IFX is teh best on performance and aesthetics, but don't forget about the price and the size.
I'd certainly don't want that bulky heatsink in my system.

Seriously.

Well, both type of heatsink that is blow out [Ultra 120] and blow down [Bigthyphoon] has it's own pro's and con's.
The blow out heatsink can help exhausting the hot air out of the casing directly, that's a good thing, however, the weakness, it doesn't help in cooling those hot pwm's and some other stuff on the motherboard.

While those blow down type of heatsink does help in cooling the PWM's and some other stuff on the motherboard but it's weakness, it always blow back to the system and does not help much in exhausting the hot air in the system.

Both types of heatsink has it's own pro's and con's.

Can somebody tell me why this thread has been pinned off?

Your information hasn't been updated into the first page since there's not enough info's.
Please read what others has posted before posting your results.

By the way, first page updated.

And please, stop whining if i'm slow in updating this thread.
Use your brain and think wisely, i don't live on the internet, i have my own full time work to do.

And for the love of god, DON'T PM ME TELLING ME TO UPDATE THE THREAD!

Look at the height of that new scythe heatsink.
194MM LOL

Noctua NH-U9B

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

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