Intel Stock Cooling Comparison

In this video I compare the Intel Boxed Stock Cooler that came with the following processors:

1. Intel Core i7 920 "Bloomfield" 1366 Socket
2. Intel Pentium 4 3.2E "Prescott" 478 Socket
3. Intel Pentium 4 2.8E "Prescott" 478 Socket
4. Intel Celeron 1.7Ghz "Northwood" 478 Socket

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• stock cooler
• cooler
• intel
• boxed
• fanheatsink
• fan
• heatsink
• 478
• 1366
• core i7 920
• copper
• quad
• core
• single
• cooling
• prescott
• bloomfield
• nehalem
• northwood

[steamAltech]

nice video, that vas interesting :)

[pcandgamingman]

thanks this was interesting

[ClamCrunchy]

Jesus get a tripod.

[shadow444222]

clean out the dust on the things every once in a while. i do it and get great cooling because of it.

[MrTpengineer]

The stock cooler for the i7 920 works very well for overclocking! Mine runs very cool with hyper threading enabled and slight overclocking, I don't want to push it thoe until I get watercooling (just in case).

[Officer94]

nice, the last 2 coolers is from an intel celeron netburst right?

i have the same and it is really loud

[ComputerTechTV]

Great video nice to see how crappy Intel coolers got over time. Old models were sturdy and efficient.