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help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7

Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
Termaltake Volcano11+
Termaltake silent boost
CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper

all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit (More info?)

The silent boost is my cooler of choice, it is also much quieter.

Testy

"GargoyleBG" <minkov@haskovo.spnet.net> wrote in message
news:2g1nepF3b95dU1@uni-berlin.de...
> help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7
>
> Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
> Termaltake Volcano11+
> Termaltake silent boost
> CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper
>
> all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
> or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+
>
>


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On Fri, 7 May 2004 18:15:31 +0300, "GargoyleBG"
<minkov@haskovo.spnet.net> wrote:

>help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7

>Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
>Termaltake Volcano11+
>Termaltake silent boost
>CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper

>all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
>or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+

Spins at only 2000, [ under all conditions ] and is very very quiet
and is the same price:

Coolermaster Jet 7 ACB-V83 Cooler (Socket A) (HS-011-CM)
Coolermaster Jet7+ ACB-V83-U2 Cooler (Socket A) (HS-013-CM)

Used them both on my own machine and I like their ability to do the
job without noise. My hard drive coolers etc run at 7 volts and make
more noise than these.

BoroLad
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit (More info?)

I have used the Volcano 7 and 7+
Currently use a silent boost with a Vantec Tornado 80mm x 38mm with a 8 Ohm
10 Watt (should have used a 4 ohm) resister in the voltage line to reduce
the speed of the fan and the noise. The speed is 4500 rpm. If I were
putting this on a new system I would use a UFO 92mm fan as they are quieter
and have a higher air flow with less noise.

AMD A core (680) 1700+ @ 1900mhz on a 180Mhz buss (360Mhz FSB)
2100 DDR 3 3 4 11 @ 1:1 (180Mhz) 2.7 V (128MB slot 2, 256MB slot 3,
MT-chips)
Core 38°C idle 44°C load (on board sensor 55-57°C core ?) with 1.85 V
Speed Turbo BIOS not a ABIT BIOS (10.5 on CPU)
GF 5900SE @ 450 core / 780 mem with a Startech 1U copper heat sink
40GB Seagate ATA100 7200rpm

Not bad for a cheap system ($100.00-MB, $60.00-mem, $45.00-CPU,
$180.00-video card, $45.00-HD).

The slient boost with a good high CFM fan will give you allot of value for
your money. Vantec Tornado $12 - $14, UFO Thermaltake fan $18 - $19, and the
Slient Boost $24 - $26. I believe that the silent boost with a good fan
will cool better than the Volcano 12 for the price. (Volcano 12 $32 - $34).

"GargoyleBG" <minkov@haskovo.spnet.net> wrote in message
news:2g1nepF3b95dU1@uni-berlin.de...
> help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7
>
> Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
> Termaltake Volcano11+
> Termaltake silent boost
> CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper
>
> all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
> or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+
>
>
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit (More info?)

http://www.directron.com/cp57jd1b.html

For $8 on sale, the Coolermaster CP5-7JD1B is a good value. I've been using
them on a 1900+ and a 2600+ and my CPU temps stay around 104°F in a 86°F
case. It is rated at 24db and is equipped with a 70mm fan.

"GargoyleBG" <minkov@haskovo.spnet.net> wrote in message
news:2g1nepF3b95dU1@uni-berlin.de...
> help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7
>
> Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
> Termaltake Volcano11+
> Termaltake silent boost
> CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper
>
> all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
> or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+
>
>
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit (More info?)

Dont get a Vantec AeroFlow, they ARE NOISEY :) ive got one, it aint
that bad but, ithink the Silent Boost is the way to go, all the
reviews say thats even more quiet.

Thats what iam getting.



On Sat, 8 May 2004 07:16:05 -0400, "R Hallman" <rehallman@nospam.com>
wrote:

>http://www.directron.com/cp57jd1b.html
>
>For $8 on sale, the Coolermaster CP5-7JD1B is a good value. I've been using
>them on a 1900+ and a 2600+ and my CPU temps stay around 104°F in a 86°F
>case. It is rated at 24db and is equipped with a 70mm fan.
>
>"GargoyleBG" <minkov@haskovo.spnet.net> wrote in message
>news:2g1nepF3b95dU1@uni-berlin.de...
>> help me pick cooling for my 1800+ T-bred on Abit NF7
>>
>> Termaltake A1254 Volcano 7+
>> Termaltake Volcano11+
>> Termaltake silent boost
>> CoolerMaster Aero 7+ copper
>>
>> all above have nearly same prices, noise is not important, which is better
>> or somewhat pricy Termaltake Volcano12+
>>
>>
>
 
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit (More info?)

On Tue, 11 May 2004 01:13:40 +1000, We Live For The One We Die For The
One <Mr fred@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

>
>Dont get a Vantec AeroFlow, they ARE NOISEY :)

Any fan running at over 4500rpm is noisy. You have to put an rpm
limiter on it to make it quiet. The fan on the aeroflow is a magentic
blade tip fan and by design it moves more air than a standard fan
running at the same rpm. Lower the rpm on the aeroflow and it will be
just as quiet and still provide decent cooling.
 
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