Millenium Glaciator (original) whoops butt!

[rogue1979]

I was struggling to keep cool without a horrible Delta. My AXIA 1000@1458MHz and 2.01v was hitting 50c lately, after hours of Prime95, but still stable. Bought a Millenium Glaciator for $23 shipped form their website (version 1). I have now moved my cpu voltage up to 2.09v and am stable at 1503MHz, 46c under full load.

 

[nexus_7]

only prob is its weight.

Greg

 

[lenjack]

Yes, be very careful bumping or jarring the case...these glaciators come loose fairly easily, which means dead cpu.

 

[georgeszi]

I have six Glaciators on my office workstations 2 GI's and 4 GII's. I love this heat sink great performer and quiet. I even replaced my 8045 and a couple of SK6's with them.

I take issue with weight concern. most copper sink's come in at around 450 to 600 grams anyway. The SK6 with fan is 450 grams ( I put one on a postal scale- thermalright claims 330! Manufacturers always lie.) 150 grams between a GII and SK6 = 4 or 5 ounces. compared to some other copper sinks the difference is a couple of ounces. Not a big deal in my book

I do not have a reason to ship my computers by UPS truck and I generally try not to drop my computers that often so I do not think it is an issue. You would treat any copper sink the same way.

This is one of the easy sinks to install and feels pretty secure.

$23.00 ? I may buy a couple more.