gurusan
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So I picked one of these up off a certain auction site for 11 quid shipped new...searching google it seems the average price is around 9-14 quid inc. VAT before shipping. So I suppose this makes this HSF cheaper than the AF7.
So, is it any good? We'll see. (Click photos to enlarge, then click again if you want an even higher resolution pic)
Specs:
Application: AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX, AMD XP, Intel P4 478 (pin) and Intel Socket T
Observed dimensions (with fan): 92 (W) x 142 (H) x 110mm (D)
Observed weight (with fan): 723gms
Construction: Aluminum fins with copper heatpipes
Fan: 90 x 90 x 25mm
Fan speed: 2500 RPM
Air flow: 52 CFM
Sound level: 21 dBA
Connector: three-pin
Here it is as it arrives in the package:
Take it out of the packaging and these are all the things you find....not lacking in anything and even comes with 2 grams of Thermaltake thermal grease which is enough for several applications at least.
Here are some shots of the HSF alone...Appears to be 3 copper heatpipes (6 effective) brazed to aluminum fins and the copper block. Can't say I'm a fan of the color scheme but I've seen worse, it's not a bad looking cooler. Seems to have a decent number of fins on it as well.
So, is it any good? We'll see. (Click photos to enlarge, then click again if you want an even higher resolution pic)
Specs:
Application: AMD Athlon 64/Athlon 64 FX, AMD XP, Intel P4 478 (pin) and Intel Socket T
Observed dimensions (with fan): 92 (W) x 142 (H) x 110mm (D)
Observed weight (with fan): 723gms
Construction: Aluminum fins with copper heatpipes
Fan: 90 x 90 x 25mm
Fan speed: 2500 RPM
Air flow: 52 CFM
Sound level: 21 dBA
Connector: three-pin
Here it is as it arrives in the package:
Take it out of the packaging and these are all the things you find....not lacking in anything and even comes with 2 grams of Thermaltake thermal grease which is enough for several applications at least.
Here are some shots of the HSF alone...Appears to be 3 copper heatpipes (6 effective) brazed to aluminum fins and the copper block. Can't say I'm a fan of the color scheme but I've seen worse, it's not a bad looking cooler. Seems to have a decent number of fins on it as well.