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Ajigo SF017011 Copper Heatsink Review
Ajigo SF017011 Copper Heatsink Review
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Abstract: After some work with AMD on non-production thermal solution they were apparently asked to come up with a few designs for mass production.

 Manufacturer  Category  Published  Author 
Ajigo   Cooling / Heatsinks   Jul 23, 2002   Max Page  

Home > Reviews > Page: Acoustic Test Results

Acoustic Samples: Listen to this Heatsink!

The Delta fan on this heatsink does have a bit of kick to it for its relatively small 60mm size, but noise shouldn't be much of an issue compared to other Socket A heatsinks we have tested. AMD heatsinks tend to be really loud, and the Ajigo SF017011 manages to come away on the moderate side of that scale. To hear this heatsink for yourself, click on the small pair of headphones just below and download the MP3 file of the heatsink in operation.

FrostyTech Acoustic Sampling Chamber
https://www.frostytech.com/articleimages/listen to this heatsink now.
Standard Waveform view of a 10 second recording. Click on the headphones to listen to an MP3 recording of this heatsink in operation.

Sound Level Measurements:

Listening to the actual noise a heatsink makes allows you to hear what pure numbers alone cannot get across. To further emphasize FrostyTech's reliance on cold hard facts when evaluating a heatsink, we also take Decibel readings with a sound level meter. These results may be higher than the manufacturer's listed specs, but then again these are real world measurements.

FrostyTech Sound Level Results
- Manufacturer Model Noise Level Scale
Coolermaster HHC-L61 42.2 dB quiet
Coolermaster HSC-V62 43.7 dB
Spire 5F263 44.5 dB
JMC Prducts 400023 46.6 dB
Zalman All Flower HSF 47.4/28.9 dB
Taisol CGK760092 48.4 dB
GlacialTech Igloo 2310 49.4 dB
Cho-Liang CB0307U-17 49.5 dB
Arkua 628 50.7 dB
Noisecontrol Silverado 50.8 dB
NengTyi XPC5000 52.4 dB
Spire 5T235 52.5 dB
Thermal Integration TI-V77L 53.0 dB
Ajigo SF017011 53.6 dB
Tocools Crown 54.5 dB
Cybercooler P5750 55.4 dB
Sibak AT01515B 55.8 dB
Sibak AE01625B 58.2 dB
Sibak AC02625B 59.7 dB
Coolermaster HHC-001 59.9 dB
Sibak AC06725TH 62.4 dB
Dynatron DY1206BH-625 63.3 dB
Dynatron DC1206BMP 65.1 dB louder

53.6 dB is not too bad on the scale of Socket A heatsinks. Pretty much anything above 50 dB is potentially going to be loud (depending on the noise levels of the powersupply and other components), but the SF017011 lacks the high-pitched whine of more powerful Delta fans... thankfully ;-)

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Table of Contents:

 1:  Ajigo SF017011 Copper Heatsink Review
 2:  Close up look at the heatsink
 3:  New Heatsink Test Parameters
 4: — Acoustic Test Results
 5:  Synthetic Temperature Test Results

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