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Oct 28, 2006 at 09:16 AM
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Installation, Testing and Comparison:

The installation of the Alpine 64 was a pleasant surprise. In fact, after the Shuttle SFF ICE Cooler, the Alpine 64 was the easiest HSF installation that I have experienced. Unlike other HSFs, you do not need to replace the CPU bracket on your motherboard. Also, you do not have to apply a lot of pressure to install the Alpine 64.


Test system:


Opteron 146 running 280 x 10 2.8 GHz

AsRock939 Dual SATA2

2x1024MB Corsair XMSPRO 3500LL

Visiontek ATI x800 PCI-E

Arctic Cooling Alpine 64

AMD Stock Opteron HSF


   


* Arctic Silver 5 was applied to both heatsinks and

* The test was conducted on an open system.

* The Vcore was 1.4

* Idle temps were after the system was booted and running for half an hour

* Load temps were obtained using OCCT after running for a half an hour

* The Case Temperature was measured


Stock AMD at Idle 32 degrees Celsius

Arctic Coolings Alpine 64 at Idle 36 degrees Celsius


Stock AMD at Load 50 degrees Celsius

Arctic Coolings Alpine 64 at Load 46 degrees Celsius




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