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| They review a ton of heatsinks here- they use a decible meter too. Zalam 9700 cools awsome but is loud- tuniq tower and the thermalright ultra seem to be a better cooling/noise balance. Intel Reference S775 Heatsink Coolermaster Eclipse Coolermaster Mars Coolermaster Hyper TX Scythe Ninja Titan Amanda TEC TTIC BIG Zalman CNPS9700LED Coolermaster GeminII Scythe ANDY Samurai Master Scythe Kama Cross Scythe Katana 2 Tuniq Tower 120 "With close to 150 heatsinks tested these past several years, we definitely notice the trend for larger and more heatpipe equipped units; however there is still hope for the more compact units to stand a chance, if the design is right and lines up with the case airflow. If you want to extract the most out of your CPU cooler, make sure it has a direct path to get cool air and exhaust hot air, this can have a very noticeable impact on performance and if done right, can save you the need to upgrade CPU cooling at all. Bigger is better is what most companies are thinking now, and with Thermalright’s latest heatsinks natively supporting 140mm fans we’re coming close to making heatsinks that will fill up the inside of your case, the IFX-14 even features a separate heatsink to cool the backside of the motherboard (below the CPU socket). Zalman had a good thing going with their TNN case series which made the case into one big heatsinks, but the price is way too high to justify the performance, but it’s certainly a possible path to take. The Titan Amanda TEC unit also has some potential and with CoolIT bringing together TEC and water cooling in on we are reaching for new heights in CPU cooling power. We like to thank Coolermaster and Scythe for letting us test their latest gear, until next time" More from Madshrimps
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I think they reviewed it before, so it you look back at their past reviews, you can maybe find the results.
__________________ Building: ASUS P6T X58// i7 920 // SLI evga 260GTX 216SC// 3X2GB Patriot Viper DDR3-1600// Antec TP Quattro 850w // CM Stacker 830 Water Cooling: Apogee GTZ// 2X evga HC16 GPU block// HW Labs Black Ice GTX Xtreme 360 // Swiftech MCR220 // Swiftech mcp655 pump HTPC: Asus Commando // e6400 @ 3.4 // Crucial Ballistix PC2 8000 // evga 260GTX 216SC// LG super opti-blue HD optical drive// DVB clone PCI satellite receiver//OCZ GXStream 700w // ACFP7 CPU cooler // Antec p180 |
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