interesting review from XBit Labs: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/display/noctua-nh-c12p.html It's a well done review, but their focus is quite different from ours. They urge Noctua to make a high performance HS w/o regard to noise. Also the results they obtained with the Thermalright SI-...

interesting review from XBit Labs:

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cooler ... -c12p.html

it seems that will be a 74G version:

http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg ... faqid=2542

Hi mariosimas, I’ll need to ask you what your take is on the coolers ability to cool the circuitry around the socket. Thanks. What I can say to you is that the sensor reporting MB temp in Everest (I have a Asus P5N-T Deluxe) reports a diference of 3ºC using the Noctua comparing with the TRUE.The...

In my system (a TT Armor case with the 250 mm lateral fan) this cooler is shoulder to shoulder with the TRUE, using the Noctua fan NH-P12. With a Tamb= 22ºC and E6850 @ 3700 MHz @ 1,36 V (CPUZ) (1,42 V in BIOS) I have a TLoad (Orthos Small FFt´s)= 52ºC/52ºC (reported by RealTemp 2.63) and a Tidl...

my next cooler

I use this one: http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/rthdribl/

yeh i know its a beast of a thing i sure wouldnt be relying on just the socket it would be getting some tie wire upto the chassis or something to take some of the strain off of it still not sure whether the price over a ninja is justified yet to see it reviwed against a ninja i think i will wait a ...

here is mine siting on a eVGA 8800 GTS 320 MB:




i have also to mod the HSI heatsink but in a different way

2 140 mm fans will be nice

IMPORTANT..... the HR-03 only fits on 8800GTX it does not fit in the 8800GTS You're right. Quote from thermalright website: "Compatible with Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX video cards only. For 8800 GTS card, a seperate HSI heatsink is required (available by mid March, free to existing HR-03 Plus owners.)"

here you have another one for the SI-128:

http://www.hartware.de/review_597.html

amjedm wrote:

mariosimas wrote:here you have one on mine TT Armor:

How would you rate the noise?

I have it at 6V. The review made by Honny is very precise.

here you have one on mine TT Armor:

jaganath wrote:Looks a lot like the Thermalright HR-01. To be honest, most of these tower heatsinks with heatpipes look pretty much identical. I'm not even sure if their performance differs that much.

No, no is exactly like this:

http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=prod ... ducts_id=1

And this ones ? the bigger the better. http://www.aerocool.com.tw/Images/accessory/streamliner/bksv-fan.jpg http://www.aerocool.com.tw/p-accessory/strameliner/streamliner.htm Dimension: 140mmx140mmx20mm Rated Voltage: 12 V Operating Voltage: 10.2-13.8 VDC Air Flow: 54.7 CFM Static Pressure: 0.036 In...

Does anyone knows this fan: http://www.levicom.de/xilence/graphics/xpf120r.jpg dimensions: 120x120x25 voltage: 12 VDC start voltage: 6 VDC power consumption: < 1,2 W rated current: < 0,10 A fan speed: 1.400 rpm +/- 10% max. air flow: 68 CFM air pressure: 2,3 mmAq noise level: 21,2 dB/A weight: 140 g

Hi guys what do you think about this Fan: Akasa AK-183-L2B Application PC Case fan Fan dimension 120 x 120 x 25mm Fan speed 1400 R.P.M. Fan airflow 44.8 CFM Fan air pressure 1.8mm H20 Fan life expectancy 80000/hrs Bearing type Twin Ball Bearing Connector 3-pin with RPM sensor wire Voltage rating 12V...

http://www.noctua.at/images/products/fullsize/noctua_nh_u12_main.jpg http://www.noctua.at/images/products/fullsize/noctua_nh_u12_bottom.jpg http://www.noctua.at/images/products/fullsize/noctua_nh_u12_socket.jpg http://www.noctua.at/images/products/fullsize/noctua_nh_u12_top.jpg Review in German