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The 3D Cooler Pro had to prove its performance based on the previously tested cooler platform of an Athlon XP 2400+Pro, as well as on a Pentium 4 system.
The tried and tested cooler platform of the Athlon XP.
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Intel Processor (Socket 478)
200 MHz FSB (Dual DDR400)
Pentium 4 3.20 GHz (3200 MHz 12-8/512 kB)
Memory
DDR400 (200 MHz)
2 x 512 MB / 5ns / 64 Bit (Corsiar TwinX)
Motherboard
Intel 875
Asus P4P800 Rev: 1.02Bios: 1010 FINAL
Common Hardware
Graphics Card
Nvidia GeForce Ti 4200Memory: 64 MB DDR-SDRAM
Hard Drive
40 GB,WD400BB-00DEA0, Western DigitalUDMA100, 7200 rpm, 2 MB Cache
Network
D-Link DFE-530TX (10/100 Mbit)
CDROM
Asus 52x
Drivers
Intel Chipset
V 5.1.1.1002
Graphics Driver
NVidia Graphics Driver 53.03
DirectX
Version: 9b
OS
Windows XP, Build 2600 SP1
The P4-cooler platform is based on an Asus P4 P800, which was modified by us so that the power consumption of the operating CPU could be measured.
