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Powerhouse 05-25-2002 12:59 PM

Black Ice, BI Pro, BIX....?
 
I am interested in getting one of these radiators (Mostly for its small size, as I haven't seen any heatercores with the same dimensions and this is going inside my case), yet I have only seen a couple reviews of the Black Ice (nothing on the Pro or Xtreme). Besides the few numbers I've read (probably from the manufacturer), I believe the Pro is 35% better than the BI, and the Xtreme is 100% better than the BI.

My question is this: If your just cooling a CPU, NB, and GPU, is the BIX really necessary, or will a Pro do the job? I'm not sure, but it looks like the BIX is for Peltier and Dual CPU setups (I could be wrong though).

Cyco-Dude 05-25-2002 02:45 PM

they will both do the job, but the BIX would probably do it better (resulting in lower temps).

XiveX 05-25-2002 06:20 PM

I have the BIX and it works great. I get idle temps of 34C and load temps of 38C (as measured by DD5 flat probe trimmed/dipped in AS3, slightly touching side of CPU core).

CPU - AMD XP 2000+ (Green AGOIA Y Core) @ 1725Mhz and 1.8Vcore. Ambient - 23 C

Here are the pics of my setup:

http://www.briangammill.com/Images/M...nsor_Small.jpg

http://www.briangammill.com/Images/M...seup_Small.jpg

http://www.briangammill.com/Images/M...lled_Small.jpg

webmedic 05-26-2002 01:52 PM

Well I don't have the bix but I do have the samurai core which is simmilar and get this:

http://community.webshots.com/album/38150901opPARw

FRAGN'STIEN 05-27-2002 12:15 AM

I run a BI pro and am already thinking of stepping up to a heater core of some sort. I'm not real happy with my temps at all but I just bought a vid and northbridge block so we'll see what my temps are after I install them.

Brad 05-28-2002 02:35 AM

depends on the cpu and general heat load. A BI prime will handle just about everything you could throw at it. But if you're after a really quiet computer, you could run a BIX and a quieter fan than you could on the BI prime


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