TRUE dual fan test results

[toadeater]

Doesn't seem to make much of a bloody difference!

http://www.digit-life.com/arti...hootout-may2k8-p4.html

Matched up against other heatsinks (single fan), including the Ultima 90:

http://www.digit-life.com/arti...hootout-may2k8-p3.html

Unfortunately, no HDT heatsinks were included in this roundup, so the TRUE wins another pyrrhic victory. :disgust:

 

[BassBomb]

TRUE isnt very restrictive with its fins so two wont really improve it much
always fun to try

 

[Old Hippie]

Other tests I've read came to the same conclusion.

I put a 120 X 38mm on mine and it made a 5 deg. temp. decrease all the way around.

 

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: Old Hippie
Other tests I've read came to the same conclusion.

I put a 120 X 38mm on mine and it made a 5 deg. temp. decrease all the way around.

you could probably mirror the static effect off that using 2 low speed yates.

This is why people do push and pull config.


You dont put 2 high static fans in push pull though a low restriction sink. Thats just stupid.

You use push pull on 2 quiet fans so you can cheat that static pressure requirement while not breaking your ears.

 

[Old Hippie]

you could probably mirror the static effect off that using 2 low speed yates.

Oh No, two of those crappy fan clips were enough to deal with.

My alcohol consumption would probably skyrocket if I had to deal with 4! :laugh: :beer:

 

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: Old Hippie

you could probably mirror the static effect off that using 2 low speed yates.

Oh No, two of those crappy fan clips were enough to deal with.

My alcohol consumption would probably skyrocket if I had to deal with 4! :laugh: :beer:

ROFLROFL!!!