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House for sale at € 800000 in Philothei

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For Sale Detached house, Philothei 405sq.m , 4 Bedroom/s ,2 bath/s , 2 WC , 1976 built year , features: Storage room, Fireplace, Independent 1 fireplace/s ,  price: 800.000€
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Apartment for rent from € 50/day in Brand

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The delightful holiday house is very centrally located in the middle of the beautiful village of Brand in the Brandnertal valley. Accessed through a shared entryway, the second-floor apartment is furnished in a cosy design with lots of wood and contains a large open-plan kitchen/living room with a sofa bed, as well as a bedroom and a large balcony. Details: The large bathroom, with a sink, separate shower and separate toilet, is situated outside the apartment and is accessible from the hallway (also used by other guests). In Brand you will find a wide range of options in the village itself. In winter, the ski bus practically stops right in front of the house. In summer, you can explore the 400 kilometres of hiking trails just out the front door. For a unique experience, take a trip to the Douglas Hütte and Lüner Lake by cable car on the Lünerseebahn. Brand also offers a golf course, indoor horseback riding, tennis courts and a free bathing lake. In this house you will find everything you need for a fun and relaxing holiday in a fantastic landscape.

On 2nd floor: (Kitchen diner(Single sofa bed, radio, cooker(2 ring stoves), microwave, fridge freezer), Bedroom(Single bed, Double bed, TV(satellite)), Bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet), balcony) heating(central), parking, Cot

The house owner lives in the same house where the apartment is situated The ski bus stop is 100 meter further
    Deposit: No
    Cleaning: Mandatory: € 45
    Pets: Not allowed
    Bed linen: Included
    Bath towels: Included
    Kitchen linen: Included
    Electricity: Included
    Gas/Oil: Not present
    Wifi: Free
    Tourist tax: Mandatory, indication: € 2 /person/night
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House for rent from € 84/day in Amsterdam

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A comfortable spacious room in a B&B with internet ....

A comfortable spacious room in a B&B with internet access. The pretty room has access to the garden or sun lounge. You can enjoy a delicious breakfast in the cosy living room. The comfortable seating corner in the conservatory and the stylish lounge are at the guests' disposal. The bathroom is communal. The guests can use the fridge/freezer and microwave in the communal sitting room.

The situation with regard to traffic and parking differs from one town to the other. It might occur that only paid parking possibilities are available in the holiday home's surroundings
Ground floor: (Living/bedroom(Double bed, TV), Bathroom(shared with other guests )(bath, shower, washbasin, toilet), verandah(shared with other guests )) heating(central), patio(shared with other guests ), parking
    Deposit: € 100 (On arrival, you must pay the security deposit in cash)
    Cleaning: Included
    Pets: Not allowed
    Bed linen: Included
    Bath towels: Included
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    Wifi: Free
    Tourist tax: No
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DIY gifts: Personalised Button Cushion

Long ago, in a land far far away I used to be artistic. In an attempt to resurrect my crafty side I’ve been making some of my own gifts and I’ll be sharing some of my favourites on the blog over the next few weeks...

I made this personalised button cushion for my Niece for Christmas. It was my first IKEA hack and was surprisingly easy.

I started with a plain cushion cover, a selection of buttons, some embroidery thread and a needle.

I printed out an ‘E’ shape and, cutting it out into a stencil drew a faint outline onto my cushion cover. {I'm sure there is a better crafty way than using a pencil but hey, my only needle comes from the tiny sewing kit my Mum bought me when I left for university - let's not get ahead of ourselves!}

I then placed the buttons onto the stencil in the order I thought looked good. {unless you’re planning on completing this in one sitting, or have a fancy-pants craft room you can leave it in I’d suggest doing this on a tray. I didn’t and then had to try and move my stencil from the kitchen table buttons and all – doh!}

Then it was just a case of sewing! It didn’t take me as long as I thought it would and I was really pleased with the results. I hope my Niece was too!

If you have any DIY gift projects you want to share I’d love to feature you in my DIY gifts series! Email me at countrydreaming@googlemail.com if you're interested.

Linking up with Homestories A-Z, The Mommy Club, Crafty Thursday Obsessions and Live, laugh, linky

  1. Oh my, SO cute!! I love the buttons & the colors!!!

  2. That is so darn cute! You are crafty! And I wish I had a fancy-pants craft room. The dining room table will have to suffice. If I ever get this hat knitted (it's my first official knitting project) I'll have to share it with you. I just learned how to knit!

  3. Wow! Can I copy this? It's incredible!

  4. This is absolutely adorable! I LOVE it! You did an awesome job

  5. Oh my, this is adorable!! I love it! Pinning so I can remember to try this in the future :)

  6. Too cute! I have an obsession with monograms in my house. We have the letter G everywhere. So this is great!

    Thanks for sharing at Crafty Thursday Obsessions. Hope to see you again this week!

    Have a great week <3

  7. I love this, how cute! I'm pinning it. :-)

  8. this is so cute! I think I might make one of these for my little girl. love it!!!


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Interview with Doreen Loring

Doreen Loring plays Corryn in Dreawmwell Theatre’s upcoming production of Gidion’s Knot by Johnna Adams, directed by Matthew Falduto. Performances will be held March 4, 5, 11 & 12, 7:30pm, at Public Space One (120 N. Dubuque St., Iowa City). Order your tickets today at

Why did you decide to audition for Gidion’s Knot?
I really thought this role would be a challenge for me as an actor. It’s the first lead role I’ve had in a long time. And I was drawn to Corryn for varying reasons that, in some ways, parallel my own experiences as a parent and a professional. And the script is so honest; so heartwrenching and yet also humorous in some scenes. Which is what life really is like. We find humor in the darkest of places just to keep our sanity.

How would you describe Corryn?
Corryn is extremely intelligent, liberal, (somewhat) cynical and creative. She can’t help but look down her nose at many people who disagree with her views, although she does respect honesty and courage in people. Her career is her life; she would be lost without her research. She mentions she never thought she’d have children, so she is – deep down – a reluctant parent. She’s also a single mother, and grapples with everything that involves raising a child alone. I don’t believe she was ever married to Gidion’s father, although she allowed him to let Gidion take his last name instead of her own. I think she regrets that now. Corryn is obviously in a great deal of pain in this play, and she struggles to maintain her composure during every moment with Heather. When it slips she quickly reels herself back in. It’s a defense mechanism.

In what ways do you identify with Corryn?
I understand her frustration with people who choose not to be informed. I don’t suffer fools easily, which makes me cynical at times myself. I have had immediate family members die, and I have a daughter who fought and won her battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. So I can identify with her feelings of fear, loss and bitterness. However, I wanted to be a mother. I wasn’t always good at it, I confess. So there’s that notion of being a failure at something that still haunts me. Fortunately, now my daughters are strong, independent young women who are very confident, fun loving and creative!

You are onstage for basically the entire show. As an actress how does this experience compare to what you might experience in a typical show?
It’s definitely more intense and a bit intimidating at times, because you can’t run backstage and check your script or run to the restroom! But it’s also so much more effective to have this drama unfold in real time. We’re experiencing an interaction as it would realistically take place; in the time it would naturally take to get through this dialogue. In that way it’s refreshing and the building of the drama is much more fluid and natural.

What has been the most challenging part of the rehearsal process?
For me, the sheer volume of lines Corryn has in the play is daunting. It’s the biggest role I’ve had as far as stage time is concerned as well. But the more I read it, the more closely I identify with her, and thus the lines seem to flow forth on their own. It’s a beautifully written play.

What has been the most rewarding part of the rehearsal process?
The freedom we’re given as actors to explore any dimension or facet of our characters. We can try anything and if it doesn’t work, no big deal! We’ve been given so much to play around with, so to speak, and it’s been a refreshing experience to have the liberty to take things wherever we want in rehearsal. And I learn something new every time we get together. It’s fascinating.

Why should people come see Gidion’s Knot?
I feel it tells an incredibly touching and timely story. Everyone can relate to SOMETHING in this remarkable drama. It makes you think about topics we tend to sweep under the rug in our everyday lives; things we’re afraid to acknowledge exist in this technologically and intellectually advanced time. It’s a moving, challenging and hopeful dramatic experience.


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Contact me directly and we can discuss exactly what you need and how we should move forward. No website design or coding experience is needed on your part, with the cost of the website and what type you’re looking for, I give you the tools to make your own corrections and keep your site up to date from anywhere.

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On average, the following figures can be applied to estimating the cost of a small business website

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  • Domain Name – $12-$20 /year
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When preparing to budget web design costs, be sure to ask yourself the following questions:

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Get from point A to point B with these natural cave tunnels. Sometimes you just need a connection or a corner for your cave system, and that's where Twisty Tunnels comes in.

The Dungeons in Blue series brings classic blue maps to the virtual tabletop! These ready-to-fill maps are packed with rooms, corridors, pits, and caves; all judiciously sprinkled with tricks and traps. Every geomorph tile seamlessly connects to every other tile in the series, providing the megadungeon builder tremendous freedom and flexibility.

This product includes sixteen unique map tiles rendered at 100px per five-foot square. All geomorphs in this set are natural tunnels, so rooms are scarce. The set includes two versions of each tile, one for players and one for GMs. The GM's version shows additional features, tricks, and traps. This set includes (TT1-TT16):

  • Four 50x50 foot tiles.
  • Eight 50x100 foot tiles.
  • Four 100x100 foot tiles.
  • A map legend image detailing all map markup.
  • A one-third scale summary map showing all tiles.
  • A short readme PDF.

All maps are ready-to-use PNG-format files compatible with most virtual tabletops. Use them as-is, or combine them into larger maps using your favorite image processing software.

Note that the preview image is one-third scale! Check out full-sized sample tiles in The Master List.

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Be sure and grab a copy of The Master List, a free product that provides descriptive listings and one-third scale summary maps of all Dungeons in Blue products. It also includes the latest and greatest dungeon map legend, product FAQ and free sample dungeon tiles.

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One Page #2 : Outdoor Oddities and Landmarks brings twenty strange landmarks, terrain features, and other odd constructs to your gaming table! Each entry in this One Page table includes a brief description of the oddity, and many include elements that can be leveraged as clues or hints by the GM.

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During a criminal trial, a number of legal competencies can occur, making it necessary for the court to order a competency evaluation for the defendant before proceeding with a case. While there can be some exceptions to what that would include, competency evaluations generally involve assessing the present mental state of the defendant, irrespective of what it was when the offence was committed. These competency evaluations determine whether or not the defendant is competent to stand trial, waive certain rights, and plead guilty at the time of trial.

Decision-Making Capabilities of Individual Under Scrutiny

Mental competency assessments are carried out in order to assess the decision-making capability of individuals. Along with a mental status examination, the professionals in charge might also perform a laboratory evaluation and physical examination in some cases to get a better idea of their overall health. However, there are four key mental processing aspects evaluated during these competency evaluations:
1. The ability to understand information about the evaluation process
2. The ability to understand how the competency evaluation would apply to their particular situation
3. The ability to reason with the information provided during the evaluation
4. The ability to make a decision and express it in front of others
In most cases, these competency evaluations are carried out by both physicians and psychologists, with the help of formal assessment tools and directed clinical interviews.

Understanding the Importance of Competency Evaluations

Usually, since these evaluations only assess the present mental competency of a defendant, they can hardly reveal anything incriminating which can be vital to the court evidence. However, comprehensive and focused evaluation of a criminal defendant can involve looking for deeper concerns.
In competency to stand trial evaluation, a physician or psychologist might delve deeper to understand the defendant’s memory of the offense or his or her behavior at that time. This will help in determining whether the defendant is in a position to assist their attorney in preparing an adequate defense for themselves. Similarly, when checking competency to plead guilty, physicians and psychologists might try to understand whether the defendant realizes the full implication of their pleas.

Issues Faced With Competency Evaluations

The subjective nature of competency evaluations presents a lot of challenges when it comes to uncovering the results of the findings and interpreting them. Physicians/psychologists usually have difficulty in making such evaluations because they are often unsure of what is required from them. In the functional approach to competency evaluations, the level of competence is relative to the trial case in consideration, making them unsure of what they need to report.
However, the two key aspects that need to be addressed in the report are: 1) the current clinical representation of the defendant, and 2) a statement about the ability of the defendant to proceed with the trial. However, when making the statement, these professionals should keep the person’s case facts in mind. They should also preferably add their own opinion on whether the person should be allowed to go through the trail or not.
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SE Region Waterfowl Hunting

This forum is for those who enjoy South Dakota duck hunting. And from spring Snow goose hunting and the Pheasant hunting in the #1 Pheasant state in the US.

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Postby FowlAnesthesia » Sat Aug 04, 2007 10:13 pm

I will be moving to Sioux Falls in the near future and was wondering what waterfowl hunting opportunities may/may not exist in that part of the state. I wanted to post here to ask anyone familiar with the SE region what I can expect and if the hunting there is at all comparable to other well known productive regions of SD. Thank you for any input you may have.
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Postby Kurt » Sun Aug 05, 2007 2:17 pm

I have a friend that used to live in Harisburg and hated it because there was no very many places to hunt in the area. Drive 50 to 75 miles north and u have great hunting.
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Postby sdgr8wthnter » Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:33 am

You don't even have to drive that far north to get into better hunting. Just go over my madison or just drive west aways. Have friends that live by Mitchell and they do very well. I'm pretty sure you can shoot ducks anywhere in this state.
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Does anyone have any experience hunting snows on CPR??
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Colorado Public Radio? There probably aren't many there. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation? Highly unlikely. WAIT, you mean CRP? I would bet your chances hunting snows in CRP are slim. They are a weary bird, so I would doubt they would land where predators can get at them easily.
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#030: Special: Draft of Weird Children’s Films and TV Shows “I am so lost …”

Special draft episode! Joe and Todd each try to select the most bizarre collection of children’s shows and movies that have ever been made. Please let us know about any strange kid’s shows we missed.

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  1. Might I add the claymation movie The Adventures of Mark Twain to the list? I’ve only seen about 5 minutes of it (I was poking the internet looking for things to supplement a presentation on The Mysterious Stranger) but…well, let me just summarize the clip.

    Mark Twain opens a portal for three kids to go through and they meet a mask on a stick, who claims to be an angel named Satan. The three kids look alarmedly at one another at this information but they remain polite. Satan gives the kids fruit and invites them to make a clay people town, which he zaps alive. Satan’s mask of a face distorts as he gets annoyed with two clay people fighting amongst themselves and he squishes them. The other clay people hold a funeral and Satan starts an earthquake, destroying them all. The three kids get scared and run back through the portal when Satan’s face becomes a skull as he talks about how people have no value. Satan, alone, declares that all of existence is just a dream and he fades into a speck in Mark Twain’s eye.

    Apparently the rest of the movie is about Twain wanting to crash his airship into Halley’s Comet.

  2. I have seen the video described by Klimpalpon, but I could never remember what it was called. Note I need to find it too…

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The only client of an intranet project is the end user

When a company starts an intranet project a dedicated team is established. Sometimes multidisciplinary, bringing all the stakeholders together, sometimes mainly IT, the stakeholders being represented at the decision level, not at the operational one.

Most of times, this team tries to make all the stakeholders share the same vision. Today, an intranet or a digital workplace is not an internal communication tool only anymore. It’s a place where people live and work and, in a near futur, it will have to materialize on much more screens that the computer only. The computer screen in not endlessly expandable and the home page being critical, there’s often a fight for visibility, stakeholders behaving like media agencies trying to buy the best advisory boards in town without paying attention to visual pollution for bystanders.

The available room on the homepage is expansive and is allocated depending on the weight of each stakeholder, political games and negotiations. In the worse case the project can explode in mid-flight : internal communication steps back and plays alone, collaboration builds its own platform, ECM happening in a third one. In the worse case ever, local intranets will continue to flourish because no global governance is established. In some ways, businesses can eb back in the early 2000s, in the era of the first intranets : having one’s intranet, should it be made of two HTML pages, is a way to say “I exist”. No one wins in terms of audience and adoptions but egos are satisfied.

The end user is the only client of your intranet

You can audit the project as many times as you want, the story is always the same. Arbitrations (or lack of) makes no sense. In fact it does : it makes sense for the “client” and the team is here to satisfy the client. But who’s the client ? Internal communication, countries…

And what about the end user ? They’re more and more involved in the specification phase but their voice weight very little when it comes to arbitrations. In the end the project costs more, takes more time and no one uses the intranet. With a focus on the client needs, something useful, usable and used would have been launched. The customer ? Yes. The real one.

The real client is not internal communication or any department or division. The client is the end user. If the intranet does not have a clear and explicit value proposition and does not keep its promise no one will use it, no matter if those whose it’s the job overload it with information.

In the end, what will make that the intranet team is recognized and rewarded ? What will help to say is the money has been wisely used ? It’s adoption and use by end users and end users have one and only one need : be able to do their job, on their own and with others, and get the right information at the right time based on their context.

The success of an intranet team lies in end-users satisfaction

As I read it there, the only value of an intranet lies in employee satisfaction. Period. To be successful, one question should be answered from the start : who is the client ?

The good news is that we can see more and more recent intranets that deserves the “employee centric” label. Simplification, highlighting what matters, keeping the rest in the background no matter it hurts some egos. But that’s far from being the case everywhere.

Some principles to keep in mind

– the client of the intranet is the end user.

– they log in to get their job done and their managers don’t like to see them spending too much time reading news instead of working.

employees “buy” the intranet with engagement

– anything that tries to steal their attention frustrates them, make them lose time and in the end the “wonderful” intranet satisfies everybody except those who use it. The company becomes less productive, employees are less engaged, their satisfaction decreases. These things should be added to the intranet budget when questionable arbitrations are made.

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Here, There & Everywhere Enjoyable trips through history, the multi-verse and a woman’s mind

After reading several history and general fiction books (mostly due to commitments to read ARCs), I was desperate to get back to the escapism and entertainment that is fantasy and science fiction. Here, There & Everywhere by Chris Roberson was the fix I needed, blending in just enough science, history and character with a plot that somehow ties together in the end.

Chris Roberson is a fellow Texas author whom I have not yet met. I will soon seek him out and buy him a Shiner and a Tequila to discuss this and his other novels. I am always impressed when a writer pens something that is so obviously outside of their experience, and for Mr. Roberson to write from the perspective of Roxanne Bonaventure as a young girl, teen, moving through the other stages of womanhood, takes excellent powers of observation (who help from an understanding wife; I look forward to asking Chris which of these it was or both?).

Roxanne is given, at a young age, a bracelet known as “the Sofia”, which somehow contains the keys to the multiverse; it gives Roxanne the ability to not only pick which of the infinite possible paths in time and space she wants to visit, but it will also choose for her paths that will keep her safe, thus making her invincible.

If this gift were given to me, I believe I would have fallen prey to megomaniacal tendencies and attempted to rule the world. But Roxanne, guided by her professor father (conveniently a professor of physics, which allows the author to explain the essence of multiverse theory in the course of the story), chooses to explore the multiverse backwards and forwards. She visits childhood heroes, goes back and invest money to set herself up so she can explore instead of work, even finds herself in one multiverse. She looks in on paths that would have no humans, paths that would have less war, and runs into other time travelers from the future.

The best written chapter IMHO is when Roxanne’s father is dying from cancer. She repeatedly goes into the future, looking for better experimental medicines to extend his life, watching him wither and die time after time, emotionally attached but somehow detached. Her father recognizes what she is doing:

“You’ve forgotten the first rule, that you can’t let these abilities of yours prevent you from being human. Living life moment to moment is what defines humans. Animals live only in ‘now’, and only man can remember his past and look forward to his future. If a human lives without any uncertainty about what tomorrow brings, then she’s no longer human, but a machine.”

Many hours of Zen discussions could derive from that paragraph alone; the main point is that Roxanne herself had begun to become machine-like in her observation and experimentation.

The ending pulls everything together (no spoilers here) satisfyingly so. I am off to find other of Mr. Roberson’s books with which to escape.

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A New Doc Savage novel

After eighteen years, the publication of a new Doc Savage novel is finally on the horizon. The Desert Demons, written by Lester Dent and Will Murray writing as Kenneth Robeson, makes its debut in July.desertdemons_cvr

I was privileged to read and review an advanced copy of this novel, thanks to the author. By excellent coincidence, that read happened in between reading Paul Malmont’s fact/fiction novels The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril, and The Amazing, The Astounding and The Unknown. These novels depict the life of Lester and Norma Dent, among others, as adventureres, emroiled in tales which resemble their own fiction.

I’ve posted my review of this new Doc Savage on SFSignal.com. An excerpt is below, and I thank Will Murray for trusting me with an advanced copy to review:

Patience. That is a shared characteristic of Doc Savage fans. A forty-two year wait was endured between the 1949 publishing of Up From Earth’s Center (republished by Bantam in 1990) and the 1991 books by Philip Jose Farmer and the next Kenneth Robeson, Will Murray. Seven books were written by Murray, from the notes of Lester Dent, the co-creator of Doc Savage, and published in 1991-93. Then, nothing, except a battle by Will and others to have more Docs published.

So, after an eighteen-year wait that would have George R. R. Martin reader’s shouting for the author’s head (oh, wait! they already do that), comes the publication of The Desert Demons, written by Lester Dent and Will Murray with a cover by Joe DeVito.

From a historical perspective, the 28 pages of Afterwords by Murray and DeVito, plus the extended biographies of Dent and Murray, are worth the price of admission. I sincerly hope they survived the editors cuts intact (my review copy was an advanced reader, so I can only hope).

But the story is what is important. And it is vintage Doc. Not vintage “unemotional, superhuman” Doc, but vintage “human, scientific investigator” Doc…with some science fiction thrown in.

The story takes place in the summer of 1936. Red clouds are descending on Californians, at first seemingly demons called down by an Indian’s rain dance. When they engulf people, they leave behind only a white powdery substance; when the clouds destroy cars and buildings, all that is left is glass. Hollywood types, professors and a lady named Doris Duff are all said to have disappeared in the copper clouds.

In my re-read of the Doc Savage books, I’ve been listing my favorite Doc feat and Doc gadget from each story. Both are easy selections in this new story:

�Doc jumps on a grenade:
Doc braked expertly. The cab rocked to a halt. Flinging the door open, he removed his helmet of hair, shucked off his coat, then wrapped both around the grenade and slammed himself on the street, his bundled coat beneath him.

The sound of the grenade letting go was muffled, but not greatly so. Fiery streaks spurted from beneath the prone figure of the Man of Bronze. Grayish-black smoke dribbled out. A deathly silence followed.

�And, of course, the stratosphere dirigible is an easy gadget selection:
From an engineering standpoint, the stratosphere dirigible was decade ahead of its time. It was streamlined to the nth degree, possessing no hull projections of any kind. Motor gondolas, as well as the control cabin, were set inside the rigid gasbag. Every rivet and girder was manufactured from an ultra-light alloy, as was her silvery skin. The gas that provided buoyancy was non-inflammable helium.

It was no air leviathan, however. The great ocean-crossing passenger airships would have dwarfed it. Propulsion was driven by high-speed Diesel motors, turning ordinary propellers. But attached to the dirigible’s tapered tail was a ring of rocket tubes–product of Doc Savage’s inventive genius. This rocket array was in the nature of an auxiliary mode of propulsion. It was impractical for most maneuvers, such as take-offs. But high in the stratosphere, the rockets could be safely engaged, producing stunning speeds that would have been the envy of many European fighter pilots.
In the Afterword, Murray walks through which pieces of the story are Dent’s writing, which are his and which are a combination. If you’ve read Doc Savage novels from different points in history (the first series which is mostly Dent was published from 1933-49, with Murray’s original seven published from 1991 to the end of 1993), you can tell a difference in the character of Doc, and in the writing style. Murray’s writing style is more polished, most likely because he is writing without the constraint of the very tight pulp timelines (read one of the first twenty Doc Bantams, then read Python Isle to see the difference).

However, in this novel, which the afterword says is partially Dent and partially Murray, the story style is consistent all the way through.

The cover by Joe DeVito deserves mention, and it gets detailed coverage in the Afterword. DeVito used negatives from photo sessions given to him by Jim Bama to create the cover, and will be doing the covers for the rest of the series.

According to the beginning of the book, the planned titles are:

�Horror in Gold
�The Infernal Buddha
�The War Makers
�The Ice Genius
�Phantom Lagoon
�Death’s Domain

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Red Tape Chronicals – August 17, 2006:

Consumer Reports recently conducted one of the most thorough tests ever of antivirus programs. But to really put these security programs through the paces, the magazine hired a firm to create 5,500 new viruses, using them to test the antivirus software products for their ability to detect unexpected threats.

“The antivirus community has always been very strongly opposed to the creation of new malware for any purpose,” wrote John Hawes, the technical consultant at antivirus Webzine Virus Bulletin. “There’s just no need for it. Plenty of new viruses are being written all the time, why would anyone in a responsible position want to add to the glut?

For a very good reason, said Consumer Union’s Evan Beckford, who helped run the test. Nearly all antivirus programs do a good job of detecting known viruses. That’s easy; and rarely are old viruses the cause of much trouble.

It’s the new viruses that cause outbreaks like the LoveBug or Code Red. So antivirus software’s ability to detect new, unexpected threats is paramount, he said.

Here are the scores for detecting unknown viruses:

BitDefender Standard – 87
Zone Labs ZoneAlarm Antivirus – 85
Kaspersky Labs Anti-Virus Personal – 82
Norton Antivirus – 80
Norton Antivirus for Macintosh – 80
McAfee ViruScan – 77
Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security – 75
Alwil Avast! Antivirus – 68
F-Secure Anti-Virus – 66
Panda Software Titanium AV – 64
CA/eTrust EZ Antivirus – 57
PC Tools AntiVirus – 41

  1. jredbone says:

    If I want to install a program on a Mac for most programs I just drag the application into the applications folder and its installed. If I want to remove it, I do the opposite. Not like windows were the simplist programs liters your hard drive with 5 million DLLs and registry entries

    So are saying that when a MAC installs a program, every file is contained in the applications folder? All the executables and binaries are in one folder?

    Not like windows were the simplist programs liters your hard drive with 5 million DLLs and registry entries. Ever have a windows uninstaller fail and find it almost impossible to remove a program from Windows?

    I have been a Windows Admin for 10 years in the Navy, some of the harshest operating conditions you can imagine. I can count on 1 hand the times that a MICROSOFT non OS product has had issues installing. The above comments do happen alot with 3rd party programs.

    You are also making an accusation of something outside the normal operating scope of the OS. If you install something on a MAC and it doesn’t install correctly, are you saying that it will uninstall correctly?

    Its in an error state, how can Microsoft program for every error that a 3rd party developer might make?

  2. greg says:

    #13 — Leo and some others have said, on TWIT and Security Now, that they don’t use AV. HOWEVER, they do this because they practice very secure computing, and don’t do things that many (most) others do (at least occasionally).

    For example, except under extremely rare conditions, Steve Gibson said he doesn’t open email attachments. Period.

    And when surfing web sites, they are much less likely to click on random links that could get them into trouble.

    I have found that having a decent, efficient AV program (NOT Norton or Mcafee — I use Avast) does not significantly reduce performance — so why not use it. From time-to-time I will mis-click and hit a link I didn’t intend to — I don’t have to worrry about whether that just got me in trouble.

  3. gquaglia says:

    Hmmm… you guys almost convinced me to switch, except none of my software and peripherals work. I’d have to buy new everything from APPLE because this company is built upon lock-in tactics

    I can se software, because it is written for a specific OS, but hardware. There isn’t too much hardware that doesn’t offer a Mac driver, except Dell printers. So your argument doesn’t wash. No lock in there.

    If you install something on a MAC and it doesn’t install correctly, are you saying that it will uninstall correctly

  4. Nik says:

    I am in the Navy and I am not allowed to install software on Government computers for that reason (along with licensing, virus introduction, etc…) Windows uses shared files because back in the day when hard drives were much smaller, every nook and cranny of HD space was invaluable. These days with terabyte HD’s, this is no longer an issue. Apple saw this years ago and adjusted, Windows is still suck on early 90’s concepts.

    Some Apple 3rd party develpoers do install files outside the applications folder (MS Office for example). However trashing the application without using an uninstaller (sucessful or unsucessful installation)does not totally bork OS X as it could potentially in Windows.

  5. Chad says:

    Where is NOD32 in this test? I feel that it should be in the top 3 at least. I like some of the others they tested but have always had the really high results with Eset’s product. For those that don’t know give NOD32 to a try.

  6. HogNoggin says:

    I only hope that when my children are older, they’re 2 and 3 right now, they will be able to click on an interesting computer related link and not see an apple vs. PC war. I’m gonna get all Dvorak here… I predict that ALL posting will be disabled in the future. By then everyone will have posted every possible side of every possible discussion and the internet will no longer support any type of reader’s comments. Any new issues will simply be re-hashes of old issues and links to the ancient flamewars will be presented for cautionary reading.

  7. ECA says:

    Seeing Norton and McAfee at 4,5,6 is one thing…
    I dont think they are THAT good…
    But AVG and trend Micro are BLOW THEM???

    something IS abit off. here.

  8. Joe W says:

    Now the the Mac vs Pc wars have hijacked this thread all I can say is to each his own.

    AV software is either proactive or reactive, if you have to wait for a definition to a new virus that is reactive after the fact, this test was to be proactive and detect a new virus without any definition updates.

    Just because your AV software looks better, has faster updates and operates better does not mean they can detect new viruses better. Now the question is can Bit Defender and Zone Labs continue to be proactive and stay ahead of the game or become just another reactive AV company.

  9. KC says:

    There may be a problem with the CU test. I’ve read that many of the virus writers now use Norton (and I assume McCaffee) as test platforms. Basically the virus isn’t finished until those programs don’t detect it (which makes sense, given the market share of those scanners, especially Norton). As a result, those programs may actually perform much worse on new viruses than this test indicates.

    And relating that to Joe W’s post, if those 2 companies became the marketshare leaders, writers would test against them and their real world detection would drop (though not necessarilly in this type of test).

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  11. JohnJ says:

    I have been using Intel personal computers since the pre-Windows days of DOS, and have never had a sucessful virus/worm attack against any of my machines. All it took was current-but-imperfect security software, and a little common sense.

  12. Frank says:

    It appears that they didn’t test ClamAV. I think they want only full versions and installable binary programs only. ClamAV is in open soruce code and needs to be compiled to work.
    I understand why Consumer Reports wanted to create new viruses is because they wanted to find out if there is new virus outbreak how well does it protect against this “un-defined” virus. Using definitions and waiting for the anti-virus developer to create the definition make be too slow to dangerous and fast outbreak.

  13. SpLiC3 says:

    Sorry why have you not included nod32 ? ok you hire a firm to go to all this effort then make an incomprehensive test bloody useless wtf ?

  14. Yuri says:

    Just had to comment on the fanboys trying to brag about macs being better. I’ve worked with them for 15 years doing tech support, get over it. There’s a reason Apple only survives because of the ipod.

    As for PC’s, if someone bothers to actually learn how to use the computer properly there is no need for anti-virus or spyware software. But since everybody wants to be retarded and have their hand held for them and be lazy, you have all this BS flying around. So learn how to use your computer properly and you wont have to worry about anything.

  15. Alex M says:

    “AV software is either proactive or reactive, if you have to wait for a definition to a new virus that is reactive after the fact, this test was to be proactive and detect a new virus without any definition updates.”
    It looks like the bigger AV company gets the slower and more conservative it gets.

  16. Nara says:

    This website is a good for IT forum that provide a good idea and good solution for some problem that i can’t solve.

    yes i have some problem with virus of autorun.exe.
    when my pc have it, it make my file as word or excel can’t open.
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    how about solution for it that i can do it. thank you

    other one i want to learn for writing source code of virus protection.
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  17. aaron says:

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Cooler Master Hyper T4 Test and Review

So what is actually Cooler Master Hyper T4?

According to Cooler Master this is a CPU cooler that should show a bit lower performance than Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo and a bit better performance than Cooler Master TX3 Evo. Of course, the price for this model should be in middle between both.

So it is a nice not very big but still not very small CPU cooler for a low price. Will it be good enough ? We are about to find out.

For this test and review I’ve decided to do direct a comparision of Cooler Master Hyper T4 standard package vs Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo standard package but first things first, so let’s check out the cooler itself.

Actually in this article I will talk about both coolers together and do direct comparission. I will do this because if anybody asks me, it is very important to see how big the difference is between both of these coolers.

As we can all see from the picture above, both of the coolers are offered in almost the same boxes when it comes to appearance and idea, of course with different dimensions.

On the front part of the boxes there are some basic technical details, while the full technical specifications are on the back… and left… and right sides of the boxes. Of course, there are big pictures showing what both coolers look like.

Enough talking about boxes and pictures. Let’s check what’s inside.

And seen from the back.

After I took the coolers out of their boxes and took a closer look at them, I instantly saw some major and not so major differences about which I will talk in this article. So, the first thing I noticed is that Cooler Master Hyper T4 is much shorter and much wider  and a bit thinner in comparisson with its big brother. And yes, the dimmensions  are 131.6 x 72.5 x 152.3(T4) mm with fan installed vs 120 x 80 x 159 mm with fan installed (212 Evo). And that is the first difference between both coolers.

Both coolers are made of a radiator and a 120mm fan. That is pretty simple statement but to prove the differences between both coolers I’ve decided to remove the fan and check the structure of the heatsinks first.

And this is what both heatsinks look like when they are “naked”:

After I removed the fans and the mounting brackets there is one thing that immediately attracted my attention. And that is the structure. Both coolers offer very similar structure base on aluminium contact surface, copper heatpipes and aluminium fins for dispersing the heat. Nothing special for now, but let’s continue…

Both of the coolers offer 4 x ø6mm heatpipes with direct contact to the processor and at T4 they are much more blended and spread all over the inside of the aluminium fins block while for 212 Evo they are organized and structured in 2 pairs x 4 heatpipes on both sides of the fins block.

and this is what the contact surface looks like:

And that is the second difference.

Now let’s check out the aluminium fins block structure:

So obviously there is a difference. Hyper T4 offers almost the same fins structure, but almost. The fins are bend on the outer edge and make a contact in pairs. Apart from that the gap between the aluminium fins is the same.

And that is the third difference between the models.

So let’s sort out what differences we have so far:

  1. T4 is smaller, wider and thiner than 212 Evo!
  2. The heatpipes are the same number and same diameter but are structured in a different way.
  3. The aluminium fins are connected on the edge and the gap between them is the same for both coolers.

So let’s find out what is inside the box of Cooler Master Hyper T4 apart from the radiator and the fan.

As you can see from the picture above this model is supplied with a decent number of additional accessories which are:

  1. An Intel bracket for mounting the cooler on Intel LGA 2011/1366/1156/1155/775 sockets
  2. An AMD clip for mounting the cooler on AMD FM1/AM3+/AM3 /AM2 sockets using the standard plastic bracket provided with the motherboards
  3. Some screws for attaching the Intel brackets to the cooler
  4. Brackets for installing a second fan with rubber pads for killing the vibrations made by the fan
  5. A thermal compound
  6. Installation manuals and a small warranty leaflet
Here we can see that the installation accessories are completely different from those used for Hyper 212 Evo, which needs to be installed with backlate, X-shaped bracket and some bolts and nuts by removing the standard plastic bracket provided with the motherboards.
It’s time to get dirty 🙂

To keep the tradition, before I move on to the tests and results, I would like to describe the system used for the test:

CPU: AMD Athlon X4 620 at standard frequency of 2612 MHz and overclocked at 3640 MHz (at 1.47V) per core for the tests.

Motherboard: GigaByte 790X-UD3P

Video card: Sapphire 5830 Extreme 1GB DDR5 256bit

Memory: 2 x 2GB Apacer 800 MHz

Hard drive: Kingston SSD SV100S264G

Case: Cooler Master HAF 932

Power supply: Cooler Master Silent Pro 600

Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper T4 standard package and Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo standard package

Thermal paste: For this review I’ve decided to use a brand new thermal compound provided to me by Cooler Master. The name of it is Cooler Master Extreme Fusion X1

Fans mounted on the cooler: Standard fans from the packages used to cool the radiators.

  1. Cooler Master Hyper T4 working at 1800 revolutions per minute with maximum airflow level of 70 CFM ±10% with static pressure of  2.14 mm H2O ±10% and noise level of 31.6 dBA
  2. Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO working at 1600 revolutions per minute with maximum airflow level of 66.3 CFM ±10% with static pressure of  1.7 mm H2O ±10% and noise level of 31 dBA

The tests were conducted in a closed system with:

  1. 230mm fan on the front panel putting fresh air in and spinning at about 700 rpm
  2. 230mm fan on the side panel putting fresh air in and spinning at about 700 rpm
  3. 230mm fan on the top panel taking hot air out and spinning at about 700 rpm.
  4. Room temperature of about 19 degrees.

Testing procedure:

I will install Cooler Master Hyper T4 and do tests at default frequency 2612 mHz at idle and stress, then at overclocked frequency of 3640 mHz again at idle and stress using just the standard fan from the package. Then I will do the same procedure with Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO and compare the results. I won’t swap the fans just to check how the standard packages for those coolers perform one vs another.

Before I start with installing the coolers I want to share some details for the thermal compound. Seems Cooler Master made some new model to replace the old Thermal Fusion 400, which is great but here I want to warn everybody.

The new X1 thermal compound is very thick and requires some skills to apply on the CPUs. Yes, Cooler Master provided a small spatula to apply the compound but still it requires some skills. I had to do 4 times the tests just to verify I have applied the thermal compound perfectly. I should say that this compound is good but should be used by people who know what to do and how to find if the thermal compound is applied normally. Everybody else, use it at your own risk.

So, let’s continue with the review:

After I installed back the standard motherboard bracket (the orange plate around the CPU, which I hadn’t used for a long, long time) and applied the thermal compound I installed the cooler which looks like this:

As you can see from the pictures it is possible to be installed with 4 memories, but still not with tall heatsinks.

And this is how the cooler looks installed back inside the case. For AMD systems it can be installed only in horizontal position. For Intel it can be installed in vertical and horizontal position.

The results from the tests at default frequency 2612MHz are:

The results from the tests at overclocked frequency 3640 MHz are:

Now let’s check how Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo performs, but first I had to install it.

To have the same conditions I’ve installed Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo in horizontal position too.

And back in the case:

The results from the tests at default frequency 2612MHz are:

The results from the tests at overclocked frequency 3640 MHz are:

All of the test results have been summed up in the following charts:

And the fan speed during the tests:

So I believe I am done testing and it’s about time to express my opinion about Cooler Master Hyper T4:

  1. Cooler Master Hyper T4 – It’s the latest budget cooler offered from Cooler Master with price lower than the Cooler Master Hyper Hyper 212 Evo and as we all saw with lower performance. Well what can I say. As we all saw from the tests the cooler behaves very well compared to 212 EVO when cooling a processor working at default frequency at idle or stressed. Yes, it can handle an overclocked processor too but only at idle, unfortunately it can’t handle overclocked processor when it is working at full load. And that is completely acceptable when we talk about a lower price. After all, everybody who wants to do something more by overclocking and doing tests can find bigger coolers with better performance. This one won’t help for sure with overclocking results, but will help for normal and daily usage.
  2. About the noise –  the fan is working just fine. Yes, of course at maximum revolutions it gets a bit noisy but not so bad as someone may think. And with the provided PWM feature I am pretty sure that the motherboard won’t use the fan at maximum revolutions per minute or at least not for a very long time.
  3. Appearance – Pretty standard structure with a fan used basically for almost all Cooler Master coolers lately. But I can say with hand on my heart that it looks better than its big brother.

As a disadvantage I can point out that there is no way to install the cooler in vertical position on AMD sockets.

According to my review, I’ve decided that Cooler Master Hyper T4  deserves the following reward:

Official price (MSRP) for Cooler Master Hyper T4  : 20.95 euro without VAT

Official price (MSRP) for Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO  : 25.13 euro without VAT

Official warranty: 24 months

I thank Cooler Master for the sample.

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  1. Reply Rodrigo 30.08.2016 at 18:27

    Very interesting review, but since the difference in between both coolers is surprising (everyone would expect a couple degrees in between them), have you confirmed the results / checked the mounting system / checked the thermal paste application?

    6ºC in stock clock is an abyss for somewhat similar air coolers. 27ºC in overclock is basically the difference for a stock Intel cooler. I tend to think that the Hyper T4 had some gap or glitch when mounted.

    So have you have confirmed the results and gone further to validate the disparity?

    • Reply Dobrin Krastev 31.08.2016 at 8:00

      Hello Rodrigo,

      That is one really good comment and thanks for it!

      If I remember right, because 4 years passed since the review was done:

      I reinstalled the cooler several times and that included applying the thermal compound in different ways and different quantity. Also tried different thermal compounds …

      I tried rotating the cooler while the installation was performed and also tried to bend the brackets a bit so they can provide a connection with a bigger pressure between the cooler and the processor. The results were similar.

      After that I gave the cooler to a friend to try with his system and the results were the same. High temperature on all cores.

      Best Regards

      • Reply Rodrigo 31.08.2016 at 10:03

        Cool, thanks for the info!

  2. Reply MrJuancho 05.08.2016 at 15:42

    Hi DK_VR.

    Such an amaing review. I hope I had seen this before buying the T4. I was looking for a better cooler than the stock one of my FX8350, and Amazon just offered it. As to why there’s a huge difference between both, I would say it might be related to the way the heatpipes are placed onto the CPU. T4’s heatpipes have a little gap between them, whereas the 212’s are clustered together, and it is to me as if 2 of the T4’s heatpipes are being underused. Well that’s my 2 cents, and since I am not going to OC my processor, I hope the T4 behaves accordingly. Once again thanks for the comparison.

    • Reply Dobrin Krastev 08.08.2016 at 10:09

      Hello MRJUANCHO,

      I am happy to see that my review is useful. Pity you saw it a bit late.
      At least in the future, you can check the web page first. Maybe I already tested the product.

      Best Regards.

  3. Reply Felipe 18.05.2016 at 18:40

    Great Review!!
    I would like to know if they are silent! And which one is the most silent

  4. Reply Zeke Randall 24.03.2016 at 7:16

    Thanks for the great review (one of the few accurate ones I’ve found). But I have one question: would you recommend the Hyper T4 for my i5 4590 at 3.4ghz (not overclocked). The reason I’m not paying the extra few dollars for the 212 Evo is because Amazon is all out until next week and my stock coolers fan went out. Thanks for the advice and reply!

    • Reply Dobrin Krastev 24.03.2016 at 10:23

      Hello and thank you for the good words.
      We are trying to provide the most accurate reviews.

      Hyper T4 is not a bad cooler just its focus is for the mainstream processors.
      Anyway I will definitely recommend to stick with 212EVO since the price difference is small but the performance difference is big.

      Regarding your question I prefer not to recommend since I have no experience with this i5 processor.

      Also did you think of looking for products from another brands? Such as:

      1. Cryorig coolers
      2. Thermalright coolers
      3. Reeven coolers

      We had the chance to test and review some of the models from these brands and all of them are working just fine. Here you can find additional reviews:

      Also keep in mind that if the coolers are capable to keep my FX 8350 working at decent temps then they will amazing choice for your CPU also.

      Best Regards

  5. Reply Ivan 08.02.2016 at 21:54

    Excellent review man, I had to go with a Hyper T4 and until today, I was sure It was better than the 212 because of the design of the heat pipes that are all across the air flow whereas the 212 heatpipes are located at the sides of the flow, each one blocking the next one.

    In my case, even if the prices are not very different, I went for the T4 just because it had just the right dimensions… I hope to overclock soon and check the resulting temperatures.

    Great Job man!

  6. Reply jesus 14.01.2016 at 18:45

    hello if I decide to place a second fan would improve their performance in the case of hyper t4? thanks

    • Reply Dk_vr 15.01.2016 at 10:20

      Placing a second fan will improve the performance of the cooler. Not much but it might reduce the temperature with 1-2 degrees. Of course the higher the load is on the CPU cooler the bigger will be the difference between operation with 1 and with 2 fans.

  7. Reply jesus 14.01.2016 at 17:47

    hello and if I put one second fan would improve performance slightly t4? thanks

    • Reply Dk_vr 15.01.2016 at 10:19

      Hello and thanks for the question.

      Actually placing a second fan will improve the performance of the cooler. Not much but it might reduce the temperature with 1-2 degrees. Of course the higher the load is on the CPU cooler the bigger will be the difference between operation with 1 and with 2 fans.

  8. Reply Charles 10.12.2014 at 9:27

    Great reviews which is just needed.

    • Reply Dk_vr 10.12.2014 at 12:48

      Hello and welcome to
      I am happy that our reviews are useful and helping worldwide.

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  10. Reply Ripley 30.07.2013 at 14:08

    Very nice article. Enjoyed reading it. I recently bought Phenom II X4 965 BE, and had major issues with stock cooler. On room temperature around 28C it went under stress above 60C. In the store they had only T4 on sale, for EVO i had to wait. So i bought T4, installed it with their paste, put BUS on 220 and 1.425 V and it runned on 3750Hz for 5 hours on full stress. Temperature didnt went over 48C with room temperature around 30C (day was really hot)

  11. Reply FAISAL 19.05.2013 at 18:42

    Really good comparison exactly what i needed

  12. Reply Dk_vr 28.01.2013 at 15:04

    @random – we talk about different setups with different conditions. I can’t say what others did at those tests and I will stand behind my results. If you want to believe them it is your choice. The best is to get this cooler by yourself and do the tests to check which is true.

    @PCexpert I am happy that my review was useful for you 🙂 and I hope for other people in the future.

  13. Reply PCexpert 28.01.2013 at 14:34

    Yes Dk_vr is right. I did not get to replace the T4 for the EVO and the T4 is no way near as good as the EVO. Random, I’ve read that thread before but it only beats the 212+ not the EVO. Dk_vr when you mention about the T4 not seated “tight” enough, I see what you mean, I have tried to tighten much as possible but no luck, which heats the CPU over 80C. My stock cooler even run’s better than the T4 (budget cooler).

    Again, thanks for this review. I’m seriously getting the EVO.

  14. Reply random 27.01.2013 at 23:29

    In this thread I read the complete opposite of what you measured and concluded from you results.
    2 people confirming better results with the t4 over 212 evo and 212+

  15. Reply Dk_vr 19.01.2013 at 15:27

    I believe the minimum option for such a CPU, especially when it will be overclocked is to go for Hyper 212 Evo.
    Every model lower that 212 Evo will keep high temperatures and unstable overclock.

  16. Reply hristo 19.01.2013 at 3:26

    so , what would you recommend – TX3 EVO or T4 ? As I see from the TX3 EVO review page , the overclocking stress results are in the favor of TX3 EVO – it keeps about 65 degrees against 72 for T4 ?

    p.s. I am asking specificaly for using the recommended from you cooler for i7-3770k with moderate overclock, thanks in advance

  17. Reply Dk_vr 14.01.2013 at 8:50

    Well from what I saw there are only 2 reviews over the web for this product. Mine and some beta test with very strange results done with same CPU as mine.
    If I remember right he had 33.5 degrees at load with Atlon 2 x4 620 at 2600 and 34 degrees at load and OC frequency of 3600. That is not possible and maybe his thermal sensors are not working properly.

    In fact me and a friend tested the exact same sample on Intel I7-920(1366) and the results were similar or a bit higher.

    I am happy that my review help you with your choice 🙂 and yes for OC Evo is much better.

  18. Reply PCexpert 14.01.2013 at 1:47

    Sorry for double posting but I think the graphs are actually correct. I just find another thread:
    As you said you have higher temperature before but you reduced it to 70C

    There is not allot of reviews about the T4 and it seem’s to me that the T4 is not great at OC’ing f. I will send it back and get the EVO version better. Thank’s for the helpgul review.

  19. Reply PCexpert 13.01.2013 at 23:20

    Thanks, for the answer, yes it might seems that’s the case. Do you have another motherboard (Intel CPU) and see if you have different results?

    I bought the T4 a week ago and I’m waiting for my other parts next week to build the system. I will be testing with the i5 2500k @ 4.5ghz (1.3v) and I will inform you if I have similar or different results. I know It will be different (Intel vs AMD designs) but lets test if it’s suitable for AMD or Intel OC’d CPU’s.

  20. Reply Dk_vr 13.01.2013 at 9:45

    Thanks for the comment and I will try to explain what I did when I was testing the cooler.
    Actually for this test and review I reinstalled T4 exactly 3 times… Default frequency 2600 idle and OC then overclock frequency 3640 idle and OC. So I mounted the cooler once and did all tests one by one.

    1. I added the thermal compound in the middle of the cpu with size of a bit bigger than a rise. I got a higher results than this and that made me thinking to redo the tests.
    2. I added the thermal compound in the middle of the cpu with size of a pea and still the results were very similar to the first test.
    3. I added 3 lanes of thermal compound on the cpu and used the spatula to cover all CPU and these are the results.

    I was wondering why the cooler cant handle the OC results and there were few ideas that I got.

    1. The mounting clip is not too tight…. I checked the cooler and was placed good. Not rotating or something
    2. I thought that the contact surface may not be perfect so I added some thermal compound on it and pressed ot to a transparent plastic. The marker was good… Still not perfect. Maybe the thermal compound was a bit too thick.

    So I believe that this cooler as a budget version made for users not planning to OC it handle ok. And I think that the heatpipes used in Hyper 212 evo are made of a better quality copper than those used in T4. Of course that is just my thoughts.

  21. Reply PCexpert 13.01.2013 at 3:13

    It look’s like the T4 heat sink isn’t seated properly when its OC’d. You should do the test again.

  22. Reply Cliche 23.12.2012 at 7:18

    Great review and comparison – thanks

  23. Reply rumbeza 11.12.2012 at 23:11

    Wow, I did not expect such difference at overclocked frequency.

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