Anybody used one yet?

me_john85 · 09-July-03, 08:44 PM

has anybody used one of these yet?
http://svc.com/comaaeseblfa.html

Slider · 09-July-03, 09:13 PM

Not in PC applications, but as fans go, squirrelcage fans are the best. They really push major air, and don't have that central dead spot.

RH9 · 09-July-03, 09:17 PM

3dgm has a review on the aero 7+

scapegoat · 09-July-03, 09:18 PM

havent used one personly thought the science behind it is pretty solid, Squirell cage fans (what that is) natrually push alot of air, and elemenate the dead zone you normaly have with a fan with a hub

FoeHammer · 09-July-03, 10:33 PM

With a fan like that, routing a fresh air duct would be a no-brainer.

M.D.K. · 09-July-03, 10:37 PM

I've seen those for pc before, but all the ones i've seen have been designed to be quiet and therefore low rpm/airflow. maybe that one is finally a bit higher airflow. that would be cool.

[edit]

hmm guess not:

RATED SPEED: 1,900 RPM
AIR FLOW: 10.9 cfm* (*Air Pressure:2.9 mm H2O)

they designed it as a silent cooling solution. WHY wont somsone make one for 7000 rpm. lol.

HoJo · 09-July-03, 10:44 PM

It only gives 10.9 cfm @ 23dBa though. I realize that's not loud but it's not very much air flow.Most other 80mm fans give approximately 1 cfm per 1 dBa.

me_john85 · 09-July-03, 10:47 PM

i know we want more cfm but would you need that cfm if there no dead zone?

Banana Boy · 09-July-03, 11:35 PM

How can you make do with only 10.9cfm, regardless that there is no dead air spot??? That's like a 1mph breeze, which would barely be enough airflow, right?

justinvalencia · 09-July-03, 11:39 PM

keep looking for reviews... i think i read some saying that it was comparable to a normal 40cfm fan

me_john85 · 09-July-03, 11:47 PM

review

http://www.tweakers.com.au/articles/...ero7/page1.asp

me_john85 · 09-July-03, 11:53 PM

review #2
http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsi...o7_Apr03.shtml

Banana Boy · 09-July-03, 11:54 PM

If thats true, then sweet!

RH9 · 10-July-03, 12:04 AM

GO TO 3DGM!!! its the same fan as on the AERO 7+

me_john85 · 10-July-03, 12:19 AM

here is the video review at 3DGM http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/coolerma...eo_review.html

2 places to buy the heatsink fan combo

http://www.xpcgear.com/aero7.html

http://svc.com/comaae7soacp.html

M.D.K. · 10-July-03, 12:31 AM

hmm i didnt realize it was adjustable. That's damn impressive performance. Too bad i dont have an amd.... or a modern cpu at all.

(yay! go dual p3 slot 1!!! w00t)

Banana Boy · 10-July-03, 01:16 AM

Hey man, dual P3's are still decent. Don't dis the SLOT! I got a SLOT-A athlon so you better not dis slot or I'll slap you one.

scapegoat · 10-July-03, 01:19 AM

its not the first sink to use a squiell cage,

The Silverado is one bad ass heatsink

With a silver botton (as opposed to copper)

jcarkeys · 10-July-03, 01:26 AM

How much that cost? Can you buy it nowadays?

Banana Boy · 10-July-03, 03:10 AM

Those were the high performance heatsinks supplied with the original palomino's for the serious overclockers. A friend of mine used to have one, and he took his Palomino 1500+ all the way upto 2GHz. This heatsink was the king of heatsinks back in the days of the Early Palomino.

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09-July-03, 09:13 PM		#2 (permalink)
Slider Ghostrider	Not in PC applications, but as fans go, squirrelcage fans are the best. They really push major air, and don't have that central dead spot.

09-July-03, 09:17 PM		#3 (permalink)
RH9 Apex Master Tech Apprentice	3dgm has a review on the aero 7+

09-July-03, 09:18 PM		#4 (permalink)
scapegoat Apex Tech God	havent used one personly thought the science behind it is pretty solid, Squirell cage fans (what that is) natrually push alot of air, and elemenate the dead zone you normaly have with a fan with a hub

09-July-03, 10:33 PM		#5 (permalink)
FoeHammer P-Hoe-lice	With a fan like that, routing a fresh air duct would be a no-brainer.

09-July-03, 10:37 PM		#6 (permalink)
M.D.K. Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	I've seen those for pc before, but all the ones i've seen have been designed to be quiet and therefore low rpm/airflow. maybe that one is finally a bit higher airflow. that would be cool. [edit] hmm guess not: RATED SPEED: 1,900 RPM AIR FLOW: 10.9 cfm* (*Air Pressure:2.9 mm H2O) they designed it as a silent cooling solution. WHY wont somsone make one for 7000 rpm. lol.

09-July-03, 10:44 PM		#7 (permalink)
HoJo Review Pimp, but still Jo's Ho	It only gives 10.9 cfm @ 23dBa though. I realize that's not loud but it's not very much air flow.Most other 80mm fans give approximately 1 cfm per 1 dBa.

09-July-03, 10:47 PM		#8 (permalink)
me_john85 Camp Pen-Hoe-tan's Hoe	i know we want more cfm but would you need that cfm if there no dead zone?

09-July-03, 11:35 PM		#9 (permalink)
Banana Boy Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	How can you make do with only 10.9cfm, regardless that there is no dead air spot??? That's like a 1mph breeze, which would barely be enough airflow, right?

09-July-03, 11:39 PM		#10 (permalink)
justinvalencia Apex Master Tech Apprentice	keep looking for reviews... i think i read some saying that it was comparable to a normal 40cfm fan

09-July-03, 11:47 PM		#11 (permalink)
me_john85 Camp Pen-Hoe-tan's Hoe	review http://www.tweakers.com.au/articles/...ero7/page1.asp

09-July-03, 11:53 PM		#12 (permalink)
me_john85 Camp Pen-Hoe-tan's Hoe	review #2 http://www.a1-electronics.net/Heatsi...o7_Apr03.shtml

09-July-03, 11:54 PM		#13 (permalink)
Banana Boy Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	If thats true, then sweet!

10-July-03, 12:04 AM		#14 (permalink)
RH9 Apex Master Tech Apprentice	GO TO 3DGM!!! its the same fan as on the AERO 7+

10-July-03, 12:19 AM		#15 (permalink)
me_john85 Camp Pen-Hoe-tan's Hoe	here is the video review at 3DGM http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/coolerma...eo_review.html 2 places to buy the heatsink fan combo http://www.xpcgear.com/aero7.html http://svc.com/comaae7soacp.html

10-July-03, 12:31 AM		#16 (permalink)
M.D.K. Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	hmm i didnt realize it was adjustable. That's damn impressive performance. Too bad i dont have an amd.... or a modern cpu at all. (yay! go dual p3 slot 1!!! w00t)

10-July-03, 01:16 AM		#17 (permalink)
Banana Boy Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Hey man, dual P3's are still decent. Don't dis the SLOT! I got a SLOT-A athlon so you better not dis slot or I'll slap you one.

10-July-03, 01:19 AM		#18 (permalink)
scapegoat Apex Tech God	its not the first sink to use a squiell cage, The Silverado is one bad ass heatsink With a silver botton (as opposed to copper)

10-July-03, 01:26 AM		#19 (permalink)
jcarkeys Key Hoe	How much that cost? Can you buy it nowadays?

10-July-03, 03:10 AM		#20 (permalink)
Banana Boy Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Those were the high performance heatsinks supplied with the original palomino's for the serious overclockers. A friend of mine used to have one, and he took his Palomino 1500+ all the way upto 2GHz. This heatsink was the king of heatsinks back in the days of the Early Palomino.