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- Manufacturer Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Manufacturer Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Step up from your processor's stock AMD heatsink-and-fan assembly with Thermaltake's CL-P0200 Silent 939 K8. Designed for use with AMD Opteron and Athlon 64, Athlon 64 FX, and Sempron Socket 754 processors, the copper base effectively draws heat away, sending it through two pure copper heat pipes into a set of 50 aluminum fins.
The 80mm fan pulls heat up away from the heatsink's fins and pushes it out towards your case's other cooling fans to give you effective cooling at a low cost. It spins at 2,000rpm, but creates only 19dBA of noise.
The heatsink clips quickly and easily into place and connects to your motherboard's standard 3-pin fan connector for power. Keep yourself cool in the hottest action! There's a reason it's called "Thermaltake" -- it takes the heat away!
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Solid
- Pros: Extremely quiet, very efficient. Easy to install.
- Cons: The only real con, isn't with the product. Chip manufacturers should be more pro-active in providing top notch cooling devices for high performance chips. Stock just doesn't cut it anymore.
- Other Thoughts: This is an excellent product at a reasonable price. After noticing high heat from my stock fan on the Atholon 64 4000+ chip, I decided this one would replace it. Very quiet and dropped my temp about 7-10C at idle and 10-15C when running a load. Easy to install and very solid.
More effective stock replacement
- Pros: Stock fan/hs on my AMD 64/3200 was running 46c idle and allowing the temp to get above 60c under heavy load, the Thermaltake 938 K8 and some Arctic Silver keep it at 30c idle and 41c loaded.
No installation issues on an Asus A8N-SLI.
- Cons: Probably not a great solution for overclockers.
The wiring was assembled between the fan and heat sink that required me to remove a couple of screws to get it into the correct position for installation.
- Other Thoughts: This unit should yield better results than stock provided that your motherboard and case can accommodate it properly (it is larger), be sure to clean the old compound off the CPU thoroughly (scrub w/Q-tip and 99% isopropyl), make sure the copper heat-sink is in full and firm contact with the processor, use a nice even thin layer of high quality thermal compound (not the stuff that comes with the unit) or your results will be no better than the stock cooling solution.
Make certain that your case is not a heat trap as well, there is only so much any heatsink can do in a heat-soaked case.
| Model | CL-P0200 |
| Type | Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size | 80mm |
| Compatibility | Socket 754 / 939 / 940 |
| RPM | 2000-2499 RPM |
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Overkill for a Phenom II X3 720
- Pros: Dear Newegg, this has NEVER happened to me before, but my new Phenom II X3 720 runs like it is in the middle of a -70 degree blizzard in Helena, Montana, with the case open.
So, when looking for an alternate cooling solution from the pathetic 720 stock cooler, I knew that I only needed a simple drop-in replacement. I found the Silent 939 K8 at a popular Southern California computer store for a lot less than on Newegg and it has worked stupendously with my Phenom II X3 720. Its super quiet even with the fan running at 1600rpm, and with a copper base and heatpipes, offers way better cooling than the stock heatsink. I’m glad that I did not invest in a more elaborate and expensive model as this does the job just fine. Currently, I have OC’d my chip from 2.8 to 3.4 with a very modest increase in voltage and running BOINC with all three cores at 100% for hours (even as I am writing this review), the core temps are bouncing back from 41-42c in 80+ degree weather.
- Cons: A bikini clad Supermodel was not present to help me install it.
- Other Thoughts: Installation was as easy as it could possibly be. I don’t know for a fact, but I'm betting you could even install it without the use of your hands. Applied some Arctic Silver 5 and popped it in. Took all of 4 seconds, and BAM! you’re done. No removing your motherboard or messing with backplates or anything.
This heatsink is what AMD should have packaged with the Phenom 720 in the first place. After so many years of building systems, I am thrilled that I finally don’t have to worry about frying my processor when OC’ing it.
AMD Phenom II X3 720 2.8@3.4 +.1v
GIGABYTE GA-MA790GP-UD4H
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR2 1066
EVGA GTX 285
2x WD Caviar SE16 320GB SATAII in RAID0
CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W
Antec P182 case
Great
- Pros: Installs just like the stock heatsink. Temps dropped from > 40°C to ~34°C on a socket 754 AMD Athlon 64 3200. Cheap
- Cons: A bit heavy.
- Other Thoughts: Best and easiest alternative to the stock socket 754 heatsink.
This'll do
- Pros: Very solid construction, heat-pipes, large silent fan. Seriously, you can barely hear it with the case open. Installation was a breeze. Just slap on some Arctic Silver 5, and you'll have this thing on in about 10 seconds.
- Cons: By the time I had everything latched down, the HSF was just a bit crooked. Went ahead and twisted it back a few degrees to line it up. No worries mate.
- Other Thoughts: Kind of a funny story. I bought this thing for my mom's PC almost a year ago, and it didn't fit. I threw it back in the package and created an RMA for return to Newegg. Kind of spaced on returning it and it sat in the back of my truck until now. I finally got around to upgrading my PC (ASUS M3878 Pro, AMD 9950BLK, OCZ Reaper 1066MHZ), and had planned on seeing how the stock cooler performed, when I was cleaning out the back of my truck and found this thing. What do you know? It fits! I had a good laugh, and the thing is working beautifully. Well that's my story, thanks for listening.
| Model |
| Brand |
Thermaltake |
| Model |
CL-P0200 |
| Spec |
| Type |
Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size |
80mm |
| Compatibility |
AMD Athlon 64 (Socket 754 / 939)
AMD Athlon 64 FX (Socket 939 / 940)
AMD Sempron Socket (754)
AMD Opteron (Socket 940) |
| RPM |
2000 ±10% RPM |
| Air Flow |
33.38 CFM |
| Noise Level |
19 dBA |
| Power Connector |
3 Pin |
| Color |
Black |
| Heatsink Material |
Copper Base & Aluminum Fin (50 fins) |
| Physical Spec |
| Fan Dimensions |
80 x 80 x 20mm |
| Heatsink Dimensions |
90.2 x 84.3 x 39.0mm |
| Weight |
508g |
| Features |
| Features |
Heatpipe technology, transfers heat efficiently
Copper base soldering & aluminum fins, provide perfect contact to ensure the maximum performance
Silent Fan at only 19dBA
Circular Frame Design with 11 fan blades centralize and increase air flow
Engineered tool-free metal clip design allows for easy installation
Vortex fan grill with Tt logo |
| Manufacturer Warranty |
| Parts |
1 year limited |
| Labor |
1 year limited |
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Reviewed By: on 12/9/2005
Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
