Which HSF? Volcano 9/10/11 or Coolermaster aero 7

As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero 7 /
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut

I can tell you this the Volcano 9 with the Thermaltake fan does a good job
of cooling. It is also very loud at 50+decibels rated by the manufacturer.
There are a couple of companies making a heat pipe setup and if I were going
to get a new unit I would be looking at the technology. Here is a link
review of one I was looking at until I decided to go with water cooling
www.dansdata.com/quickshot004.htm the cooler at the bottom of the page
NPH-2. Besides it looks neat.

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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero 7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut

"Helinut" wrote in message
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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero 7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut



The Coolermaster Aero 7 does a great job, and is very quiet, on a XP1700+
running at 2315 MHz (1.6v core, NF7-S, 45C under load).
It's also very inexpensive (relatively speaking ). Should be fine for the
Barton.

Just to update and add a bit of info, I am planning trying to get this rig
up to 3200+ spec if that makes a difference.
TIA
Helinut
"Rob" wrote in message
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"Helinut" wrote in message
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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero
7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut



The Coolermaster Aero 7 does a great job, and is very quiet, on a XP1700+
running at 2315 MHz (1.6v core, NF7-S, 45C under load).
It's also very inexpensive (relatively speaking ). Should be fine for
the
Barton.

I have a 2500 oc'd to 3200 specs ( 11.5*200) vcore @ 1.75)

I'm using the retail HS with a 60mm Delta fan ontop.

room temp at 20c, ( well my heating themostat is on 20)
system idle @ 23c load@25c
cpu idle @38c load max's out at 45c

I have a gobalwin case, pretty old one running with 80mm fans front and back
and have just added an 80mm blow hole sitting
next to my Grphx card .

so its not just the HS you need to consider but overall case temp




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"Helinut" wrote in message
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Just to update and add a bit of info, I am planning trying to get this rig
up to 3200+ spec if that makes a difference.
TIA
Helinut
"Rob" wrote in message
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"Helinut" wrote in message
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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster
aero
7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut



The Coolermaster Aero 7 does a great job, and is very quiet, on a
XP1700+
running at 2315 MHz (1.6v core, NF7-S, 45C under load).
It's also very inexpensive (relatively speaking ). Should be fine for
the
Barton.

Willl just add that if your after a silent PC then donty do what ive done as
it is a tad loud


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"Helinut" wrote in message
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Just to update and add a bit of info, I am planning trying to get this rig
up to 3200+ spec if that makes a difference.
TIA
Helinut
"Rob" wrote in message
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"Helinut" wrote in message
...
As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster
aero
7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut



The Coolermaster Aero 7 does a great job, and is very quiet, on a
XP1700+
running at 2315 MHz (1.6v core, NF7-S, 45C under load).
It's also very inexpensive (relatively speaking ). Should be fine for
the
Barton.

With a Volcano? LOL! Good luck.

Just to update and add a bit of info, I am planning trying to get this rig
up to 3200+ spec if that makes a difference.
TIA
Helinut
"Rob"


-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)

Thermalright SLK or Swiftech MCX462-V.


"Helinut" wrote in message
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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero 7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut




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"Helinut" wrote in message
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As header, Which HSF? the Volcano 9/10/11 range or the Coolermaster aero 7
/
7+.

I Will be running it on an Abit NF-7S Rev 2 with a Barton 2500+. Also
planning on getting the Thermaltake Xaser III case with the hardcano
controller and would like the HSF to be compatible with this.

TIA

Helinut


I'd recommend a Vantec Aeroflow over any that you mentioned. Very efficient,
smaller than the Volcanos and the TMD fan is quiet, despite the relatively
high RPM.
My 2500+'s run in the low 40's C max, overclocked to 3200+ speed using
Aeroflows.

Man. Why has no one mentioned a SLK-947 + 92mm fan? You could hit 2.4ghz
(3600+) with that setup.

rms