February 27, 200224 yr Author Thank-you very much!I think I am going to go with the Dragon Orb 3 or the Thermalright SK-6 Heatsink (40cfm)They both have a solid copper core. Which one do you think is quieter.
February 27, 200224 yr Blue orb: P/N A1132 Fan Dimension 60x60x25 mm Rated Voltage 12VDC Started Voltage 7VDC Power Input 1.8W FAN Speed 4900±10% RPM Max. Air Flow 32CFM Noise 31dBA Current 0.15AMP Interface Material Bergquist 225U Dimensions 69 dia mm x 79 mm tall Bearing System Ball Bearing Life Time 50,000 hours Connector 3 PIN Thermalright SK-6 Heatsink: 2 choices..........1. SK-6 with YS Tech 60x25mm, 40cfm fanor2. SK-6 with Delta 60x25mm, 30CFM fanNow to get an idea of which one is quiter you should base it on the CFM. So i would say the quitest one would be the Thermalright SK-6 Heatsink with the Delta 60x25mm-XPerties
March 2, 200224 yr silverado's work well, solid silver disk cools better than copper..........best use would be to mod a copper hsf with the silver disc as a base .
March 2, 200224 yr Author What Zalmans would you reccomend if I am not going to be overclocking. I certainly need it pretty quiet if it is going to be in my bedroom.
March 2, 200224 yr Try this link for the specs of the Zalman 6000I'll see if I can find a review for you. Back in a tick...
March 2, 200224 yr i run a duron 750 at 950 stable as you like. idles at 22 case 23 and loads at 33 it works for me, just don't be afraid to mod for airflow. quiet too.has to be i use m comp for HD recording
March 2, 200224 yr Xperties, I noticed your link to coolerguys.com so I went there and found a lot of nice items for cooling. I was wondering if you, or anyone else knew how the Zalman CNPSCU 6000 performed, it looks big and flashy but it's solid copper and I could use some serious cooling without using water. Someone please let me know how this thing performs....-IanGo Blue Team!!!:blueteam
March 3, 200224 yr This may help 10 coolers tested at same time on same rig clocked amd the zalman's are included plus some response's from users http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthrea...&threadid=95356Hope it helps
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