The Testsystem was on a benchtable.
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Prototype DAN HSLP-48: A powerful sub 50mm heatsink
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The Testsystem was on a benchtable.
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wow that height makes it look like it's just a gigantic VRM cooler O_O
It’s not clear in my opinion. We should check with a more power hungry CPU.
For example now I am using an L9 with a 8700k Delidded. Temps in Idle are 32/33 with a room temperature of 23 and a Fanless PSU in the DAN case. Under normal load using Rhino 3D, Photoshop, Illustrator doesn’t go above 60/65. With handbrake, all cores turbo boosted at 4.3, reach 100 degrees and throttles. If he can do 5/7 degrees better to avoid the throttling, it will be great!
I find it interesting that they choose to push air from the MOBO up through the rad instead of the other way around, even when they had a fan on top.
I wonder if changing the orientation would have any effect as well...probably not on an open bench, but I'd imagine in an actual case it would for sure.
I'd also be curious to see how it performs when replacing the existing fan with the Noctua one from the NHL-9, or even just a standard NF-A9x14 since those would still fit in the 'compatability mode'. Do we know who makes the in-box fan, or it's full specs beyond min/max rpm? The company making the cooler only has 120 and 140mm fans listed on their site.
I wonder if changing the orientation would have any effect as well...probably not on an open bench, but I'd imagine in an actual case it would for sure.
I'd also be curious to see how it performs when replacing the existing fan with the Noctua one from the NHL-9, or even just a standard NF-A9x14 since those would still fit in the 'compatability mode'. Do we know who makes the in-box fan, or it's full specs beyond min/max rpm? The company making the cooler only has 120 and 140mm fans listed on their site.
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I think it is about Using slim 92mm fan below. The HS can accommodate slim 120mm below it but you need a niche item in our niche world, a VLP ram
They gave each fan configuration a name.
I'm curious how push/pull effects 'compatibility' and 'performance' mode. once you get into 'overclocking' height territory I suspect there are better options.
Just go 1/2 pages back!
For the Compatibility, seems yes, but we should wait for the release or at least other reviews, I guess!
Just go 1/2 pages back!
For the Compatibility, seems yes, but we should wait for the release or at least other reviews, I guess!
Thanks, I should have paid more attention... 14 days seems good to me!
And I guess we have to wait unless the creator @dondan knows the answer, that was what I was aiming for. I would help me a lot to know this!
This motherboard has a huge I/O cover and since the Cryorig C7 CU is already a tight fit, the Black Ridge might not fit since it has around 8mm more than the Cryorig C7 CU on the I/O cover side. I'm assuming @NinoPecorino said "probably not" because of this but it's all a speculation, only someone with both the cooler and the motherboard can see if it fits. I hope @dondan can give us an answer.
Another artikle
https://www.computerbase.de/2018-10/alpenfoehn-black-ridge/
Greetings from Germany
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https://www.computerbase.de/2018-10/alpenfoehn-black-ridge/
Greetings from Germany
Bert
I am scared as well using an Asus X470 Strix because of the sound card and NVME heatsink.
It will be great to have more info about the clearance and supported ITX board!
It will be great to have more info about the clearance and supported ITX board!
It will fit the Asus x470, but unsure about z390
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Pfew... and looks like LPX fit with their heatsink on. Nice.. now if those benchmarks come out..
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