Monday, January 21st 2008

New Intel Wolfdale Stock Cooler Pictured

The new 45nm Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8000 CPUs have a new cooler bundled with the BOX package. As you can see below, the cooler is similar than the one found in Intel's 65nm Conroes. This move probably helps Intel trim down the manufacturing costs, but mostly comes to show one big plus of the 45nm process and that's the lower heat output.
Sources: TechConnect Magazine, matbe
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34 Comments on New Intel Wolfdale Stock Cooler Pictured

#26
Kyro
malwareThe new 45nm Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8000 CPUs have a new cooler bundled with the BOX package. As you can see below, the cooler is similar than the one found in Intel's 65nm Conroes. This move probably helps Intel trim down the manufacturing costs, but mostly comes to show one big plus of the 45nm process and that's the lower heat output.



Source: TechConnect Magazine, matbe
do you never read the forum ? :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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#27
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
He's the News Editor of this website. Make your point pertaining to the topic and leave or just leave, don't potshot at others.
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#28
ShadowFold
My 4200+ I bought in early 2006 has a fan on the top and a silver hs
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#30
largon
Note that it doesn't say alu performs better with low air flow, but that the ratio of cost-per-gain is too not worth it at low airflow.
From the PDF:
When airflow speed is below 400 linear feet per minute and/or the heat input area
is a high percentage of the heat sink base area the extra cost of copper may not be
justified.
Economical / industrial point of view ≠ hardware enthusiast's point of view
;)
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#31
niko084
largonNote that it doesn't say alu performs better with low air flow, but that the ratio of cost-per-gain is too not worth it at low airflow.
From the PDF:Economical / industrial point of view ≠ hardware enthusiast's point of view
;)
No very true, but it answers my questions as to why like my AC Freezer has aluminum fins sheer weight....
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#32
trt740
same cooler came with my X3210 it's very good for how small it is and when I say small it is near the size of a AM2 4000+x2 stock cooler size handled my Xeon to about 3.2ghz
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#33
PaulieG
In any event, I'll continue to use after market coolers, and add this to my "stock cooler graveyard" :laugh: Anyone overclocking really has no business using such a crappy cooler.
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#34
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
Unfortunately overclockers are a minority :( and for those who use these at stock-speeds, should they not face overheating issues, this cooler wins.
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