Affiliate Reviews: Cooling

FunkyFresh · 24-January-06, 03:51 PM

AzenX Evo-Jet 2in1 Heatsink

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Originally Posted by pro-clockers.com


	If I was to mention the name Dynatron, chances are that a few of you would not know who I am speaking of. But if you are a network technician or work in the technical aspects of computing, you know that Dynatron is one of the largest manufacturers of server cooling. And to aid in their transition into the PC enthusiast market, they with the aid of Azenx for marketing has released the Evo-Jet heatsink. Full Story at pro-clockers.com

Titan Vanessa Type S

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Originally Posted by hardware12v.com


	Heatpipes of copper is made up of 3 which they go of side to side in form of U, crossing to aluminum fins, complementing the set with a ventilator in the lateral one, although of optional installation, very quiet and helpful. Full Story at hardware12v.com

Coolermaster Susurro Athlon 64 Heatsink

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Originally Posted by madshrimps.be


	Today we take a closer look at a new Coolermaster heatsink which is aimed at the family/office PC market. A compact design with a custom 92mm auto sensing fan, copper design and easy installation, let's find out if it can pass our stress tests Full Story at madshrimps.be

AMD Athlon 64 New Stock Heatsink with 4 Heat Pipes

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Originally Posted by madshrimps.be


	When it comes free of charge, it may not be bad or an underperformer. The new and improved heatsink from AMD retail pack 165 Opteron comes with 4 heat pipes, topped with 80 x 20mm delta fan with built in temp sensor that will reach 5,200 rpm when it is called for the tough job(s), yet runs quietly during light duty even at 800Mhz overclocked speed. Full Story at madshrimps.be

Here's a pic of the new stock AMD heatsink. Not too shabby looking for stock, eh?

EDIT: See picture reference in jmke's post below.

jmke · 24-January-06, 03:58 PM

sorry for the broken pic

We had (have) some bad experiences with Chinese websites copying our content, even using pictures hosted on our servers, it was eating bandwidth so we had to use anti hotlink script.

anyway here's the picture you meant (I think)

FunkyFresh · 24-January-06, 04:03 PM

Yup, that's the one I meant. Thanks!

(Funny thing is, I had visited the site to read the review, so the image was still in my cache when I posted it here -- meaning that it looked to me like it had posted just fine. Sorry everyone.)

24-January-06, 03:58 PM		#2 (permalink)
jmke Probationary User	sorry for the broken pic We had (have) some bad experiences with Chinese websites copying our content, even using pictures hosted on our servers, it was eating bandwidth so we had to use anti hotlink script. anyway here's the picture you meant (I think) Attached Thumbnails

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24-January-06, 04:03 PM		#3 (permalink)
FunkyFresh 'Da Doctor of Funk	Yup, that's the one I meant. Thanks! (Funny thing is, I had visited the site to read the review, so the image was still in my cache when I posted it here -- meaning that it looked to me like it had posted just fine. Sorry everyone.)