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Xigmatek Gaia SD1283 CPU Cooler Review

We will repeat the load tests with our CPU at stock speed and overclocked, but this time we will use high powered 1850RPM Scythe AP-15 fans in push-pull configuration when possible. This test will show the heatsink’s true potential with fans that perform excellently on heatsinks and radiators. It will also outline whether or not the bundled fans are offering acceptable performance.

A pair of 1850 RPM, 120mm Scythe AP-15 fans allow for around 7.3% better performance than the Gaia’s stock fan at stock CPU frequency. When the 4.4GHz overclock is applied, the performance benefit of the AP-15 fans decreases slightly to around a 6.9% improvement.

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