ThermalTake Vs Golbal Win Heatsink Comparison

Performance:

 

Let's get to the bottom line and see what these puppies will do under some stress.  I didn't use the provided thermal compounds because I wanted both heatsinks to be on the same playing field.  Again, I decided to use CoolingStore's Arctic Silver thermal compound as my "official thermal compound" for this review.   I used the thermal sensor on the motherboard to measure the CPU core temp and Motherboard Monitor v4.17 to get my temperature readings for the CPU core and motherboard temps.  I also have a Radio Shack digital thermometer to measure room and ambient case temps.  To get "full CPU load" temperatures I ran RC5 in the background while I played some Quake 3 Arena for 30 minutes and took the reading immediately afterwards.  I repeated this twice and averaged the results for each test scenario.  

 

Test Rig Breakdown

 

Component

Brand/Speed/Type

Supplied By

CPU

Intel Celeron 2 566

Proton Computers

Thermal Compound

Arctic Silver

Small Contact Area

CoolingStore

Motherboard

Asus P3V4X

Asus

Memory

384megs Kingmax TinyBGA PC133 CAS3

Kingmax

Video Card

Elsa Gladiac Geforce2 GTS 32meg

5.25 Nvidia Detonators

Elsa

Hard Disk

Western Digital Expert 27.3gig UDMA 66 7200rpm

Western Digital

Operating System

Microsoft Windows Millennium OEM

Microsoft

Results

 

 Heatsink

 Ambient Case Temp 

 Ambient Room Temp 

Mobo Temp

CPU

IdleTemp

CPU Under 

Load Temp 

 Highest Clock Speed

Stock Intel HS/ Fan

27.4º C

81.3º F

26.6º C

79.9º F

27º C

80.6º F

39º C

102.2º F

43º C

109.4º F

807mhz

95FSB

1.75v

  Thermal Take Golden Orb

27º C

80.6º F

26.4º C

79.5º F

27º C

80.6º F

34º C

93.2º F

36º C

96.8º F

850mhz

100FSB

1.75v

Global Win FOP32

27.2º C

81º F

26.6º C

79.9º F

27º C

80.6º F

33º C

91.4º F

36º C

96.8º F

850mhz

100FSB

1.75v


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