Yoshi's Test On TSS

[folex187]

What'd everyone think of the tests yoshi did on TSS?? I was dissapointed! That Thermalright SLK-800 has got me thinking about going back to Air Cooling..

[sweeks]

i liked it, it showed that you don't have to spend alt of money to get good if no great cooling

[imported_Yoshi]

One thing to remember is that they were all good products. The SLK cooled great, but the 84cfm fan.... is really loud. I would never use it on a system in my room at home.
I use a slow speed fan on my air-cooled home system. which means its not overclocked. I use liquid cooling at home to OC. It cools to the same level at a fraction of the noise. Its more expensive but I keep my Gaming PC in my bedroom, and dont want a loud machine.

[[GF]Burke]

ya, i would like to get rid of my 84CFM.. she is a loud one.. (but OC'd and load @ 34c is good..

istead of buying these setups.. im making my own, from some of these more up to date parts.


hope to get cold+ quite.


The idea will be to get a "new-generation" of heatsink, then an 80mm to 120mm adaptor, 120mm fan (slower spin'n yet pulling the same amout on air) , THEN a "smart fan" adaptor such as Tt or FX card ..

[Conquistador]

I'm gonna build a computer soon and it gave me some ideas for processor cooling.
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[Bikr]

go w/c , just don't go swiftech or koolance it's all hype and media exposure that's all the companies are --bikr