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AMK SECC80 Heatsink Review

Written: 9/22/99
Written by: Moto®

Price: $16.99 US ($24.99 Canadian)
AMK SECC80 Supplied by: AMK Services

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The AMK SECC80 is the first heatsink to be sold under the AMK label, and what a good choice too. This is one of the best heatsink for Pentium III and SECC2 PII I've ever tested.

The 80 in the SECC80 stands for the size of the fan used on this cooler; 80mm. While it looks big and impressive, the fan really isn't that powerful. It moves only 8 cubic feet of air per minute. Many 50mm fan can do more than that. The upside to this is that it's super quiet because the fan doesn't spin very fast.

Size wise, the SECC80 is the same height and length as Global Win's VES20 or TennMax TF coolers. However the SECC80 is twice as deep. It's like taking 2 Global Win VES20 or TennMax TF and sticking them together!

The SECC80 has slots cut into both ends of the heatsink like the Global Win and TennMax units. This aids in the cooling of the L2 cache in the Pentium II/III CPU. While the L2 slots are a good idea, the fact that the fan that comes with the SECC80 is so weak it makes the slots less than useful.

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