Well I overclocked and needed more than stock cooling, so I just installed a Thermaltake SI-97 with a Paniflo 92mm fan, med flow.
I have an AMD xp 1800 Thoroughbred, running at 190FSB and 11X, and a Vcore of 1.75 according to MBM, although it is set at 1.70 in the bios.
My stock heatsink was lapped and had a loud 80mm fan with the same flow as the much quieter 92mm Paniflo I used on the si-97. This dropped the temp 5C over the stock fan at stock speed.
RESULTS:
MB Temp-26
HEATSINK-----IDL TEMP---LOAD TEMP
Stock AMD--------43-------------58-----
SI-97---------------35-------------44-----
This is without lapping, and using the supplied copper shim. I might try to lapping and replacing the shim with some foam pans, but I don?t know yet.
I will be installing the same 92mm fan in the exhaust, and a couple new low flow 80mm fans on the intake of the case, and am going to make a little shroud for the exhaust so that is suck the air fro under the heatsink, instead of sucking from the area of the HS fan.
I have an AMD xp 1800 Thoroughbred, running at 190FSB and 11X, and a Vcore of 1.75 according to MBM, although it is set at 1.70 in the bios.
My stock heatsink was lapped and had a loud 80mm fan with the same flow as the much quieter 92mm Paniflo I used on the si-97. This dropped the temp 5C over the stock fan at stock speed.
RESULTS:
MB Temp-26
HEATSINK-----IDL TEMP---LOAD TEMP
Stock AMD--------43-------------58-----
SI-97---------------35-------------44-----
This is without lapping, and using the supplied copper shim. I might try to lapping and replacing the shim with some foam pans, but I don?t know yet.
I will be installing the same 92mm fan in the exhaust, and a couple new low flow 80mm fans on the intake of the case, and am going to make a little shroud for the exhaust so that is suck the air fro under the heatsink, instead of sucking from the area of the HS fan.
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