[TWEAKTOWN] Xigmatek Thor’s Hammer S126384 H.D.T. CPU Cooler

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SickStew

Discussion Starter · Mar 15, 2009

Check out the new Xigmatek Thor's Hammer S126384 H.D.T. CPU Cooler

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[email protected]

· #2 · Mar 15, 2009

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Published: 18th February 2009

A bit old, don't you think?

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SickStew

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 15, 2009

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Originally Posted by [email protected]

A bit old, don't you think?

Yeah is it a repost or not

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It's a bit old, but I hadn't seen this review.

Odd results just like in most reviews, and they don't even test it on a real CPU. I'm wondering why they said it's a top air cooler, yet got beat by a lot of them in the review.

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sgdude

· #5 · Mar 15, 2009

It looks effective.

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ljason8eg

· #6 · Mar 15, 2009

I also want to know how their load temps are only 5C higher than idle. That doesn't seem like much of a heat load to me.

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ImmortalKenny

· #7 · Mar 15, 2009

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Originally Posted by SickStew

Yeah is it a repost or not

I'd say so:

http://www.overclock.net/hardware-ne...igmatek+hammer
http://www.overclock.net/hardware-ne...igmatek+hammer
http://www.overclock.net/hardware-ne...igmatek+hammer
http://www.overclock.net/hardware-ne...igmatek+hammer

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SickStew

Discussion Starter · #8 · Mar 15, 2009

Me = ePiC fAiL

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mnishimura00

· #9 · Mar 15, 2009

lol i thought this was gonna be thor's hammer REV 2 or something...

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crazcookye

· #10 · Mar 15, 2009

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Originally Posted by ljason8eg

I also want to know how their load temps are only 5C higher than idle. That doesn't seem like much of a heat load to me.

It is a different way of testing CPU coolers.

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ljason8eg

· #11 · Mar 15, 2009

I know it's different but "idle" to me is really low wattage, and "load" is quite a bit more wattage. Only a small difference like that doesn't make sense to me even if they're not using an actual CPU to do the testing.

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