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Well after reading this thread and the review, I was intrigued. Since people pointed out the guy didnt use a 92mm fan with the panaflo, I decided to benchmark it myself. I happen to have the same opty 165 cooler. I actually bought the retail box then sold the cpu but kept the heatsink.
So I decided to take some time and uninstall my xp-90 w/ 2500rpm 92mm panaflo and install the brand new stock opty heatsink. I run an opteron 144 CACJE oc'd to 2.6ghz w/ 1.425 volts. Similar to what the reviewer on the site had.
Well I have to say, I am definitely amazed.......
Temps with XP-90 w/ 92mm panaflo at 2500rpm(which is fairly loud with that high of cfm):
34C idle
42C load
Temps with the stock 165 copper heatpipe heatsink:
33C idle
41C load
My temps dropped by 1C for both idle and load with the stock heatsink! I was blown away that a stock cooler I got for FREE, performed pretty much the same, even slightly better than a cooler I paid $35 for? Wow....im not sure what to say. I definitely wasnt expecting it to perform that well. I am actually debating selling my xp-90 right now since the fan on the stock cooler is actually quieter than my 92mm fan for my xp-90.
Hope that was helpful.
CCUABIDExORxDIE said:but you gotta know if you replace the stock 80x20 fan with an 80x25 or and 80x38 fan, temps will be even lower, as this HSF already is on par with an xp90.
Volkum said:If I recall correctly (while currently looking at a stock 275 HSF at work), AMD uses 70MM fans, not 80MM fans on their stock heatsinks.
Volkum said:If I recall correctly (while currently looking at a stock 275 HSF at work), AMD uses 70MM fans, not 80MM fans on their stock heatsinks.
CCUABIDExORxDIE said:the enwe revision, which is what i hope this guy has, comes with an 80x20mm fan.
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&number=1&artpage=1596&articID=399 take a read. it uses an 80x20 delta fan.