http://www.anandtech.com/casecooling/sh ... i=2965&p=1
This round-up includes:
Scythe Ninja Plus Rev. B
OCZ Vindicator
Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
Thermalright Ultra 120
Scythe Infinity
Zalman CNS9700
Zalman CNS9500
Cooler Master Hyper 6+
Vigor Monsoon II Lite
Thermalright MST-9775
Scythe Katana
Tuniq Tower 120
Intel Stock HSF for X6800
btw, is this the right place on the forum?
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Its a little odd how they test overclocking. Sure there is a difference between the stock cooler and higher performance coolers but 3060 or 3000mhz; its not the point where you can blame it on the cooler. Near the limit you'd need 12 or 24 hours of stress testing to judge real stability and perhaps the physical forces of mounting a different cooler can mean 2mhz FSB change or some other dubiously small effect.
Noise readings are quite useless too with so many coolers with so obviously different fans / fan speeds all coming in at the same loudness level.
Ho Hum..
Noise readings are quite useless too with so many coolers with so obviously different fans / fan speeds all coming in at the same loudness level.
Ho Hum..
I was just going to post on this.
Seems like Anandtech really liked that SilenX fan? According to them it was just as quiet as the included scythe fan but cooled the ninja a lot better. I have read here in the forums that the silenx fans were not good and did not live up to their ratings. Do you think Anandtech got a cherrypicked one? or is the silenx fan worth taking a look at again?
Seems like Anandtech really liked that SilenX fan? According to them it was just as quiet as the included scythe fan but cooled the ninja a lot better. I have read here in the forums that the silenx fans were not good and did not live up to their ratings. Do you think Anandtech got a cherrypicked one? or is the silenx fan worth taking a look at again?
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