Introduction:
Today 3DXtreme has the pleasure of reviewing one of Titan’s latest heatsinks for the AMD Athlon64 platform. AMD64 heatsinks have been for the most part very slow to trickle out to the market and the biggest problem that we have yet found is that they are having a tendency of being loud. For some that isn’t a big deal but for others it can really represent the reason why they would buy the product in the first place, regardless of how well it performs. Will Titan be able to provide a solid cooling solution and also come in with a quiet fan? We’ll soon find out.

Specifications:
Heatsink Dimensions: 87 X 82 X 77.3 MM
Fan Dimensions: 80 X 80 X 25 MM
Base Dimensions: 77 X 38 X 6 MM
Rated Voltage: 12V DC
Rated Current: 0.10~0.24 A
Power Consumption: 1.20~2.88W
Rated Speed: 1800~3800 RPM
Max Air Flow: 22.67~47.19 CFM
Max Static Pressure: 1.52~5.12 mm-H2O
Noise Level: < 28~38 dBA
Tolerance: ±10%
Bearing Type: Sleeve / One Ball / Z-AXIS /Two Ball
Life Time: 25,000 /35,000 / 40,000 / 50,000 Hours

Housing
2510-3P
3 Wire, 3-Pin Connector

Features
Compatible with AMD K8 Opteron and Athlon64.
Aluminum with copper base.
Flexible adjustment for fan speed.
The fan speed can be reduced to reach low noise level, or the fan speed can be increased to reach high performance.

Next Page - A Closer Look And Test Setup

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