
Although the 3DCooler GH-PCU21 from Gigabyte is the latest version, it can't hold a candle to Coolermaster's Hyper 6.

With the Hyper 6, which tips the scale at one kilogram, passive cooling is possible even on Intel systems.

The CNPS 7000A-CU from Zalman once again - it can be used on P4 systems too.

The boxed cooler from Intel is included in the Pentium 4 Northwood package. Meanwhile, a more powerful model with copper core is used for the Prescott processors.
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Summary
- The AthlonXP At 4.5 Watts
- Applications For Quiet Computers
- An AthlonXP Becomes A Mobile AthlonXP
- Transformation: An AthlonXP Becomes An AthlonXP-M
- We're Off: Building Bridges
- We're Off: Building Bridges, Continued
- The Trick: Changing The Multiplier On The Fly
- Software For Multiplier Adjustment
- Chipset Register For Changing The Multiplier
- System Clock: At Least 100 MHz
- Core Voltage: The Lower The Better
- As A Point Of Comparison: Intel Pentium 4
- Lower Speeds Just By Halving The FSB Clock
- Test System
- CPU Coolers For The AthlonXP
- CPU Coolers For The P4
- Test Results
- Power Loss
- Power Consumption
- Benchmark Results
- Benchmark Results, Continued
- Benchmark Results, Continued
- Benchmark Results, Continued
- Benchmark Results, Continued
- Conclusion
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