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Old 25th November 2006, 10:54 PM   #76
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'sif you would exclude the TT Big Typhoon from a top 10 cooler list

Right, futhermore the Scythe Infinity are missing and the SL-128, all of them are better than the best sink they have listed. The mentioned is nonsense.
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Old 25th November 2006, 10:57 PM   #77
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Right, futhermore the Scythe Infinity are missing and the SL-128, all of them are better than the best sink they have listed. The mentioned is nonsense.
yeah i just took a look at the list myself and it looks like absolute nonsense .. Ive never even heard half of the coolers listed there :S
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Old 25th November 2006, 11:13 PM   #78
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http://www.coolpc.com.au/catalog/pro...oducts_id=1285

are you talking about this cooler ?
Yeah, that one.
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Old 25th November 2006, 11:13 PM   #79
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Ive never even heard half of the coolers listed there :S
Maybe they getting paid commision by those unknown brands In any event its a rather inaccurate list.
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Old 25th November 2006, 11:35 PM   #80
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On Nov 23

"Hi,

Thank you for your email, sorry to keep you waiting on this first up, had
major delays with this shipment, anything that could have gone wrong did,
however we finally got them in stock today and we are currently processing
all backorders, will have all orders dispatched by tomorrow."

finally. after.. 3 weeks. and much hair pulling as to who this coolpc mob is who just took my $100 (bought AS5 too), its.. coming. still. Assuming they shipped it already, (order status hasnt changed) it should be here by latest friday. I keep tellingmyself ><"
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Old 25th November 2006, 11:48 PM   #81
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On Nov 23

"Hi,

Thank you for your email, sorry to keep you waiting on this first up, had
major delays with this shipment, anything that could have gone wrong did,
however we finally got them in stock today and we are currently processing
all backorders, will have all orders dispatched by tomorrow."

finally. after.. 3 weeks. and much hair pulling as to who this coolpc mob is who just took my $100 (bought AS5 too), its.. coming. still. Assuming they shipped it already, (order status hasnt changed) it should be here by latest friday. I keep tellingmyself ><"

whats this for ??...
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Old 26th November 2006, 12:06 AM   #82
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whats this for ??...
I am guessing, but he mentioned Tuniq Tower 120, earlier in the thread.
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Old 27th November 2006, 3:50 PM   #83
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"Hi,

Thank you for your email, sorry to keep you waiting on this first up, had
major delays with this shipment, anything that could have gone wrong did,
however we finally got them in stock today and we are currently processing
all backorders, will have all orders dispatched by tomorrow."

finally. after.. 3 weeks. and much hair pulling as to who this coolpc mob is who just took my $100 (bought AS5 too), its.. coming. still. Assuming they shipped it already, (order status hasnt changed) it should be here by latest friday. I keep tellingmyself ><"
Their website is currently down............
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Old 27th November 2006, 4:16 PM   #84
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In the same boat myself ... need to get a new HSF urgently. Been looking at the SI-128 and maybe this fan http://www.pccasegear.com.au/prod4538.htm
What do you guys think?
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Old 27th November 2006, 4:25 PM   #85
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Question; Is the SI-128 superior then the ThermalTake Typhoon VX? How does it compare cost wise, installation setup?
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Old 27th November 2006, 6:25 PM   #86
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Question; Is the SI-128 superior then the ThermalTake Typhoon VX? How does it compare cost wise, installation setup?
NO, absolutely NOT. I am utterly dissapointed with this sink. It's clealry not up to high thermal load. I have a SL-128, a BT, and an Infinity. If I use all these sinks with the same 120x35 mm fan, the SL-128 is under full load clealry the worst.

- Quad Core QX6700 2.66@3500 Mhz
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- Ambiente around 24C
- all 4 cores running at full load (folding)

Infinity: 65C
BT: 69C
SL-128: 78C
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Old 27th November 2006, 6:31 PM   #87
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NO, absolutely NOT. I am utterly dissapointed with this sink. It's clealry not up to high thermal load. I have a SL-128, a BT, and an Infinity. If I use all these sinks with the same 120x35 mm fan, the SL-128 is under full load clealry the worst.

- Quad Core QX6700 2.66@3500 Mhz
- vcore 1.4 volt
- PCB mounted on open tray
- Ambiente around 24C
- all 4 cores running at full load (folding)

Infinity: 65C
BT: 69C
SL-128: 78C
ah when did you get the scythe infinity ? yeah SI-128 isn't that good
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Old 27th November 2006, 6:47 PM   #88
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Thanks, so I'll go for a Big Typhoon VX then.
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Old 27th November 2006, 8:24 PM   #89
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ah when did you get the scythe infinity ? yeah SI-128 isn't that good
Last weekend, actually initiated by your results - after I got these really bad SL-128 results. The Infinity is even much cheaper than the SL-128. Interesting to analyze why the SL-128 is so badly performing under extreme thermal load. I think the SL-128 4-heat pipe design, even though the pipes are much "thicker" than regular ones, is inferior to 6 or even 8 heat pipes. It's definitely not a matter of the surface, because it appears to me the SL-128 has even a slightly bigger surface than the Big Typhoon.
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Old 27th November 2006, 8:33 PM   #90
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Thanks, so I'll go for a Big Typhoon VX then.
If possible, consider the Infinity. Under heavy laod it performs slightly better than the BT and (here) it is cheaper.
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