Battle of the Titans III:Cooler Master Hyper6 vs SP-94

jmke · 12th May 2004, 01:10

The heavy weight from Cooler Master steps into the ring; shall it rock? does it rule?

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The new heatsink from Cooler Master is put against the current top P4 heatsink; Will the Hyper6 go directly for the kill, or does the SP-94 put up a good fight? Find out in this review.

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=181

L'intro par PCInpact!

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A peine six mois depuis notre dernier article consacré aux "titans du refroidissement" et nous voilà de retour ! Depuis que le ThermalRight SP-94 a obtenu le titre de meilleur radiateur, nombre de créations ont vu le jour dans l’espoir de détrôner notre champion mais bien que certains s’en soient approchés, comme l’AeroCool DP-102 ou le TTIC NPH-101, aucun ne fut réellement capable de battre le leader de ThermalRight.

Lors du CeBit de cette année, beaucoup de produits furent présentés dont un a attiré notre regard, un imposant dissipateur de chez CoolerMaster accompagné de 6 heat-pipes et pesant la bagatelle de près de 1 kg. Ce monstre semblait avoir tout le potentiel nécessaire à la compétition, et aujourd’hui c’est avec chance que nous l’accueillons pour notre série de tests. Son nom : l’Hyper6

C'est pas mal!

Sidney · 12th May 2004, 01:29

Off the topic: The pictures are in excellent quality and sharp.

jmke · 12th May 2004, 01:31

thanks! almost getting used to my new digicam

did you check my Hyper6 wallpaper?

12th May 2004, 07:30

They should have tested the sp-94 with the vantec tornado 92mm and Delta 92mm before saying that hyper6 is the best cooling solution. I'm sure they'd change their opinion.

jmke · 12th May 2004, 08:05

apples with apples.

If I hook 2x Tornado fans to the Hyper6 it will best the SP-94 with 92mm Delta

piotke · 12th May 2004, 08:32

1 kg is just insane....

not that long ago people complained about the +500g slk's...

12th May 2004, 10:44

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Originally posted by piotke
1 kg is just insane....

I really think thats too heavy to. Not the weight as is, but the height. There will be a lot more force if the cooler is higher than if it half height. Results are impressive, but I would only dare to use one in a desktop case.

12th May 2004, 11:44

Replace the fan by 2 papst aund you will have the most efficient + quiet air cooling system

jmke · 12th May 2004, 13:49

More Hyper6 reviews here

12th May 2004, 14:32

I had done a review on this heatsink too and had found that at low speeds the fan seemed to cause a lot of noise. Hard to explaiin until you try it with another fan. Could you tunr off other fans in your system and see if you get the same result?

I just want to see if it is that way on all of these or if they did a last minute revision on the fan. I have only seen two other places report the same noise so it could have been a bad batch of fans.

12th May 2004, 01:29	#2
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	Off the topic: The pictures are in excellent quality and sharp. __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

12th May 2004, 01:31	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	thanks! almost getting used to my new digicam did you check my Hyper6 wallpaper? __________________

12th May 2004, 08:05	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	apples with apples. If I hook 2x Tornado fans to the Hyper6 it will best the SP-94 with 92mm Delta __________________

12th May 2004, 08:32	#6
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5,003	1 kg is just insane.... not that long ago people complained about the +500g slk's... __________________ .

12th May 2004, 13:49	#9
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,022	More Hyper6 reviews here __________________

12th May 2004, 07:30	#4
bruno77 Posts: n/a	They should have tested the sp-94 with the vantec tornado 92mm and Delta 92mm before saying that hyper6 is the best cooling solution. I'm sure they'd change their opinion.

12th May 2004, 11:44	#8
Unregistered Posts: n/a	Replace the fan by 2 papst aund you will have the most efficient + quiet air cooling system

12th May 2004, 14:32	#10
nintari Posts: n/a	I had done a review on this heatsink too and had found that at low speeds the fan seemed to cause a lot of noise. Hard to explaiin until you try it with another fan. Could you tunr off other fans in your system and see if you get the same result? I just want to see if it is that way on all of these or if they did a last minute revision on the fan. I have only seen two other places report the same noise so it could have been a bad batch of fans.

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