Best copper P4 heatsink right now ??

[Soulkeeper]

just wondering what the best P4 heatsink is



thanks

 

[DissidentAggressor]

looks like its thermalright's sp-94 at the moment.

 

[Challenger]

Originally posted by: DissidentAggressor
looks like its thermalright's sp-94 at the moment.

Any comparisons?

 

[rms]

thermalrights page on it has links to reviews. Hope they make a athlon version!

rms

 

[Peter D]

Originally posted by: rms
Hope they make an Athlon version!

rms

They are, I asked them

 

[Excelsior]

Whoa! Never seen the SP-94 before! Sweet heatsink.

 

[Don66]

I'm going to cast a vote for the Zalman 7000cu.

 

[FPSguy]

SP94 Product Page with links to reviews

Overclockers.com heatsink tests/rankings (which rank the SP94 #1)

 

[NFS4]

Originally posted by: Don66
I'm going to cast a vote for the Zalman 7000cu.

ditto...very quiet too

 

[Soulkeeper]

thanks all, that thermalright heatsink looks nice

I will prob be using a variable speed fan that I will run at like 3500rpm or so

 

[batmang]

id have to say the slk-900u

 

[DissidentAggressor]

Originally posted by: batmang
id have to say the slk-900u

that was 1.5 months ago

 

[rms]

The SLK900 has been superceded as far as I can tell by the SLK947 (?), which has fewer parts interference issues. Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not clear if its still offered as a four-bolt model. Anyway if I was buying an air-cooler now I'd want the SP94 and a nice big 92mm fan.

rms

 

[topcat903]

That SP94 looks mean! ie. WOW factor.

I'm definitely going to get that.

 

[MasterFlash]

Take the SLK-900 and add heat pipes to it...sweet. Dunno why they'd put it out for Intel first tho. AMD needs the bad ass cooling...

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: MasterFlash
Take the SLK-900 and add heat pipes to it...sweet. Dunno why they'd put it out for Intel first tho. AMD needs the bad ass cooling...

Not anymore.

 

[Sunny129]

hey if you end up going w/ zalman, get the 7000AlCu. the pure coppoer one cools only marginally better than the copper/aluminum one, and i don't think the minute difference justifies the $3-$5 price difference...