Welcome to Overclocking, Manila's Socket Cooler Roundup.
This is the first installment in a series that will be updated whenever
new units are received. We will compare all of the popular and currently
available heatsinks in the Philippines.
Meet our first candidates:
Top row, left to right -
Global Win FDP32, Alpha PAL6035, Global Win FEP32
Bottom row, left to right -
Vantec FC-PGA Socket Cooler, Global Win CPM25603-32
1st inset row, left
Global Win FKP32
1st inset row, right
Thermaltake Golden Orb
To test, I brought out my trusty Intel Celeron 366 and overclocked it to
550 using an Asus S370-133 Slocket. I chose this slocket for my tests
because it is the most stable one I could find that is available locally
for a reasonable price (Php 500.00 at Villman). It is also the only decent
slocket I have that can accommodate those huge Global Win coolers (FDP32
& FEP32).
Here's the rest of the system:
Motherboard: |
Soyo 6VBA-133 Motherboard |
Memory: |
128Mb. TTI PC133 SDRAM |
Video Card: |
3DFX Voodoo3 3000 AGP |
Sound Card: |
Sound Blaster Live! Value |
Hard Drive: |
Maxtor 13Gb. UDMA66 7200RPM |
Others: |
Panasonic 1.44Mb. Floppy Drive |
For processor stress, I used the following and ran them
all at the same time for 30 minutes:
Prime95
Winamp playing endless Techno/Tranz tunes
- Winamp AVS Plug-in
Another 30 minutes went into getting a stable idle temperature.
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