Socket-A / Socket-370 Cooler Roundup - July 2000
by Tillmann Steinbrecher on July 14, 2000 7:57 PM EST- Posted in
- Cases/Cooling/PSUs
A look at the huge fins
of the PEP66:
The fan
For comments on the YS Tech
fans used for this combo, please see the PAL6035/YS Tech section
Like all Alpha heatsinks,
the PEP66 comes in disassembled form (but with a small instruction booklet).
Conclusion
Despite its larger size, the PEP66 does not outperform the FC-PAL6035, at least not in any measurable way. Both provide the same (excellent) performance. The PEP66 does have an advantage over the FC-PAL though: It is not as high, and therefore less likely to block DIMM slots when installed on a Slotket adapter. On our test motherboard, an ASUS P3B-F, it blocked only one DIMM slot. On the other hand, the PEP66 is not very suitable for socket motherboards.
Like all heatsinks with YS Tech 26 CFM fans, the PEP66/YS Tech is excessively loud, and like all Alpha heatsinks, it is expensive. The PEP66 is even more expensive than the FC-PAL.
Alpha PEP66/YS Tech at a glance |
Fans:
One 60x25mm YS Tech
Fan
rpm (measured): 4450
Weight: 330g
Height: 62mm DIMM slots blocked on P3B-F: 1 Price: Around $35 |
Advantages |
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Disadvantages |
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