Panteck PH-TC14PE weighs 970g without fans, performing at 46c.970g/46c= 21.09 efficiency ratio.CM Hyper 212 EVO Weighs 580g with fan, performing at 51c.580g/51c= 11.37 efficiency ratio.Ideally, the lower the ratio, the more efficient a cpu cooler is.
CM HYPER 212 EVO HEATSINK FULL
To heatsink manufactures: Do something innovating if a wall seems to be in the way! Just look at PSU manufactures, they are reaching 92% Platinum rating, from 82% rating four years ago.Example: Noctua NH-D14 weighs 900g without fans and it did 45c at full load. Not just slab more metal to defeat the other guy. Could you guys do a heatsink Weight/cooling efficiency chart? This is to make readers see which manufacture did its engineering mission to make a much more effective unit than its competition. It is nice that new cpu heatsinks are becoming better in performance, but i don't like the fact that they are becoming bigger and heavier than previous cpu heatsink kings by only earning a degree or two above the rest. I remembered that in a few months later Noctua took the crown as top performing air cooled heatsink. Other charts count as well when making a final decision.īunnywannyI been using a Prolimatech Megahalems since its introduction back in 2009. Ideally, the lower the ratio, the more efficient a cpu cooler is.
Panteck PH-TC14PE weighs 970g without fans, performing at 46c.ĬM Hyper 212 EVO Weighs 580g with fan, performing at 51c. Noctua NH-D14 weighs 900g without fans and it did 45c at full load. To heatsink manufactures: Do something innovating if a wall seems to be in the way! Just look at PSU manufactures, they are reaching 92% Platinum rating, from 82% rating four years ago.
There was no conflict with RAM modules on our Intel motherboards, but on our AMD one the closest RAM slot was covered by the fan, though it's high enough to allow low-profile modules to be installed.I been using a Prolimatech Megahalems since its introduction back in 2009. Attaching the fan is wonderfully simple with the bracket – there's little excuse for companies still using shoddy fan clips these days. Still, the Hyper 212X can definitely be mounted within a case. It locks into position on the cooler's baseplate, although this mechanism could be improved to be more secure. You then need to twist the universal mounting arms into the correct shape for your socket and align the pre-attached spring-loaded screws appropriately. On LGA2011(-v3) sockets, the screw pillars screw directly into the socket. You first need to push the screw pillars into the universal metal backplate through the front of the motherboard, securing them at the rear with nuts. Mounting the cooler is relatively simple. Click to enlarge - Installed on our LGA1150 (left) and LGA2011 (right)
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