Testing
We tested the performance of the Raijintek against theAlpenfohn Brocken whilst a direct comparision would be striclty onfair as they are at totally two differing price points. However this is the only way to show the difference between the two as we are in essence a Water Cooling review website and have only a few products to compare when it comes to air cooling.
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Temperature measurements were taken at idle and at full load.
Idle temperatures were taken after 1 hour of prime 95 then allowed to cool down naturally for half an hour.
Realtemp 3.0 was used and only maximum readings where taken.
We also did some minor overclocking in order to further stress the system.
All ambient air temperatures were at 23.5 degrees
Equipment Used:
- Core 2 duo 6300 CPU
- DFI LANPARTY P45 UT T3RS motherboard
- 2x GEIL DDR2 800 ram; Two gigabyte in total
- Alpenfohn Brocken ECO for comparision purposes.
Two makes things fair-even though the TSIS is bundled with TWO fans, we decided to complete initial testing with just one fan installed.
Results
STOCK speeds at 1.8HZ
Already we see some difference between both products, with the Riajintek TSIS winning by just one degree, however let us see what happens once the wattage goes up via overclocking.
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3.0GHZ OVERCLOCK
Now that we increase the wattage by Overclocking the processor to 3GHZ we should see a difference between the products
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At idle we see as expected a one degree differential at most, however when we are on full load the Raijintek TSIS shoots ahead by as much as two degrees.
3.2 GHZ
Again we see a consistent two degree temperature drop at full load.
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Lastly let us see what the Raijintek TSIS can REALLY do when both fans are installed.
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Now we are seeing something, now that both fans are installed the idle temperature differential has increased to two degrees whilst the full load has increased to three. All in all a very good result from Riajintek, so let us move on to the conclusion shall we?
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