Hum now we got ourselves the giant oriochi and my ultra 120 a,we still need more competitions in this contest!! So I borrowed some coolers from my friend, and they are made by ASUS – Lion Square and Thermaltake’s Big Typ VP , HAHA, now it’s time for the contest of all time to BEGIN!!!! It’s my little one against the 3 beasts!! XD
This is my baby ~ thermalright Ultra 120 a ,awww isn’t it cute??
WOW the Oriochi is here!! Check the 10 thermal pipes,what a beast!!
Comparing the Oriochi with my thermalright ultra120a ,hum….
And then now comparing the fins that they have ~~
The top view of oriochi and ultra 120a , the oriochi is definitely way bigger! The oriochi is so heavy that I need to support it with the tape as u can see in the pic.
The king of the jungle is here!! ASUS – LionSquare, it has 4 thermal pipes and each measured 0.8cm thick in diameter
Comparing the LION and my Ultra 120a, man…..don’t crush my cute one
ARE you going to eat my cute one?? T_T
Thermaltake’s HULK ! the Big Typ VP
The thickness of the fins area about the same compared to my ultra 120a
Group photo before the competition begins haha XD
Base view, my ultra 120a is standingright next to the beast oriochi..HELP!
Comparing the thickness of the thermal pipes
I was just playing pilling them all up~~ call me the cooler artist haha
OK let me explain where the battle will begin! I am using the KUMA Centurion590 case the front and the top of the case are spaces for the installation of 12cm fans
This case has many openings which allows better hear dissipation
To be fair in this competition I have decided to use Zalman’s thermal grease on all coolers.
And then we will have two Fans in support of this competition ,I have chose the Fans from ADDA, AD1212UX-F53-3200RPM±10% with high RPM, and AD1212DX-A76GL-1000RPM the one with lower RPM, during the test all original fans will be taken out,and the smart fan on the motherboard will be switched off, I have a hard time taking the original fans on the ASUS-Lion Square so,I will just let it be, the others will be tested with the High RPM fan and Lower Rpm fan mentioned above during IDLE and FULL LOAD, for the Thermal takes Typ VP,because it’s design,I can only install the fan in different direction, all coolers are warmed up for 10min with the fan installed before the test!
I couldn’t find the fan clips so I just use the flexible wire shown in the pic
Testing Machine (where the test is taken)
CPU：AMD Athlon FX-62 2.8G ←90nm、125W
MB：ASUS M3A32MVP-Deluxel
RAM：CORSAIR DDR2-800
VGA：PowerColor HD3870
CASE：Coolermaster CENTURION 590
Temperature：23℃
Let us begin the test with the BigTyp VP from Thermaltake!
please click on the link for bigger picture , BigTyp VP with low rpm fan CPU Idle at -40℃
http://www.mr-pc.info/images/dr-pc/9705 ... .jpg------> please click on web pages for larger /clearer pictures of test result
BigTyp VP with low rpm fan from ADDA CPU full Load at 53℃
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Bigtyp VP with ADDA high rpm fan CPU Idle at 36℃
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BigTyp VP with ADDA high rpm fan CPU full load at 46℃
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It’s time for the King of Jungle to be on stage ASUS-LionSquare
CPU IDLE with original fan at 40℃
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CPU full load at 50℃
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AHA~~ it’s time for my cute one Ultra 120a to be tested
Ultra 120a with ADDA low rpm fan CPU idle at 37℃
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Ultra 120a with ADDA low rpm fan CPU full load at 48℃
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Ultra 120a with ADDA High rpm fan cpu Idle at 33℃
http://www.mr-pc.info/images/dr-pc/9705 ... a-25-1.jpg
Ultra 120a with ADDA high rpm fan cpu full load at 42℃
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It’s about time for the Cobra, ORIOCHI to get online and started, can’t wait for the kill!! Oriochi with low Rpm fan from ADDA CPU Idle at 37℃
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Oriochi with low Rpm fan from ADDA Cpu full load at 50℃
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please go to this site http://www.mr-pc.info/images/dr-pc/9.../120a-20-1.jpg i don't have thumbnails anymore, it seems unable to unload
Oriochi with High Rpm fan from ADDA Cpu Idle at 36℃
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Oriochi with High rpm fan from ADDA Cpu full load at 48℃
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The END of TOTAL test result!! My Ultra 120a VS. the other 3 coolers
In this contest I can’t not express how surprised I am to see the result, it seems like my Ultra 120a has got the best result, XD although it don’t have the cool outer appearance like the others XD , I love my ultra120a even more now
Let’s start the conclusion with the
Thermaltake’s BigTyp VP
1. When you buy it comes with the Satellite Fan which allows you to change different angles so better choice on the installation of fans.
2. The Fans blows under, which limits heat dissipation.
ASUS-Lion Square
1. Thick thermal pipes, cool outer appearance
2. Original Fan can’t be taken off, can’t not change fans that we desired, therefore heat dissipation is limted
Scythe-ORIOCHI
1. Original fans only runs at 500 rpm, has lower noise level.
2. It’s oversized, not easy for installation and could easily break the motherboard if installed without careful examination .
Conclusion:
Thermal pipes can’t decide how efficient the cooler can be, the thermal fins and fans which used will also need to be considered.
Thank you for watching!!! COMMENTS ARE WELLCOME!!
It’s time for Bed
Keep a closer watch on ambient temps though 
