Swiftech MC370 Socket-370 Peltier Cooler
by Anand Lal Shimpi on December 22, 1999 2:23 AM EST- Posted in
- Cases/Cooling/PSUs
At first we have the Celeron 500 that is of a relatively good yield, we can see how well the Swiftech coolers actually work in action here.
|
Intel
Celeron 500
@ 66MHz x 7.5 - 2.0v |
Cold
Boot (in degrees C) |
Cold Boot (in degrees F) |
| Foxconn Heatsink/Fan |
50
|
122
|
| Swiftech MC370-1 |
33
|
91.4
|
| Swiftech MC370-2 |
17
|
62.6
|
...and when overclocked...
|
Intel
Celeron 500
@ 75MHz x 7.5 - 2.0v |
Cold
Boot (in degrees C) |
Cold Boot (in degrees F) |
| Foxconn Heatsink/Fan |
51
|
123.8
|
| Swiftech MC370-1 |
35
|
95
|
| Swiftech MC370-2 |
22
|
71.6
|
We purposefully picked a Celeron 366 that would generate a lot of heat to illustrate what the coolers could do for users not blessed with CPUs that can overclock well or that generate a lot of heat.
|
Intel
Celeron 366
@ 66MHz x 5.5 - 2.0v |
Cold
Boot (in degrees C) |
Cold Boot (in degrees F) |
| Foxconn Heatsink/Fan |
56
|
132.8
|
| Swiftech MC370-1 |
35
|
95
|
| Swiftech MC370-2 |
21
|
69.8
|
...and once again, when overclocked...
|
Intel
Celeron 366
@ 83MHz x 5.5 - 2.0v |
Cold
Boot (in degrees C) |
Cold Boot (in degrees F) |
| Foxconn Heatsink/Fan |
57
|
134.6
|
| Swiftech MC370-1 |
37
|
98.6
|
| Swiftech MC370-2 |
21
|
69.8
|
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