Debeer air flow: deBeer Air Flow Composite Women’s Lacrosse Shaft

deBeer Women’s Air Flow handle

It is important to note that all the deBeer handles for 2011 will be straight as deBeer has done away with their 8 degree transfer offset system. This should allow deBeer to sell more handle and head combinations across all brands when before you were only able to use deBeer heads with their handles or perhaps STX 10 degree handles or heads. No longer.

One of the most recognizable models of the deBeer women’s handle line is the Air Flow. Now in it’s third season deBeer brings this handle to the market in their tried and true team colors. Regardless of model deBeer always seems to use a good range of team focused colors to allow the player to build a stick that matches their school or club team colors. deBeer has never been a company to use let’s say fu fu graphics. Their colors are straight forward.

The Air Flow handle is a women’s diameter handle that will require an adapter when custom building with the head of your choice. The molded end cap allows for smooth bottom hand transition and a positive controlling feel. The holes in the bottom of the handle definitely reduce weight but will also help to keep hands dry during play. Overall a good handle to play with and contrary to what I have heard I have never spoken to a player who got her fingernails or fingers caught in the air flow holes.

The new release FLEX handle for the deBeer women’s line this year will be the go to for any players looking for a super strong composite handle. The FLEX is a carbon composite handle that is made for deBeer by True Temper. True Temper is the company that built one of the best women’s handles ever in what used to be the STX Afterburner. The FLEX is a bombproof make up that is neither a men’s diameter or a women’s diameter handle. It falls right in the middle making it a great handle for defenders looking to deliver good hard checks. And as an attackers handle made to withstand those checks. The FLEX is going to be a very stiff handle which means no lost energy when shooting or passing. Check out Longstreth.com as they will be offering the FLEX in a one off Purple color as well as the stock Black and Silver.

Mike Rinier, 9 Year Lacrosse coach for both men’s and women’s. Enjoys coaching Goalies the most. Mike enjoys participating in downhill mountain biking, road bike and cyclocross as well as distance trail hiking and finding ways to bring the lacrosse style to sports that may not be used to it. Custom stringer for Longstreth Women’s Sporting Goods. He will bring you the latest and greatest in what is new in the women’s game for both equipment and shoes. Hopefully we can cue you in to some cool stuff on the way.

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Airflow in the housing. What do you need to know? — i2HARD

In today’s material, we will analyze the important topic of airflow in the case. Let’s compare fans of different types and, most importantly, determine how best to place the liquid cooling radiator: in front or on top. The classic way to improve cooling will also be measured – removing the side wall.

Contents:

• Test stand and test procedure
• Checking stock values ​​
• Installation of additional fans
• Compare F- and P-series fans
• Where to put AIO?
• Installing the RTX 3090 graphics card
• Making the front wall “blind”

Test stand and test method

Naturally, we must start with the case. Unfortunately, it is not possible to cover all their diversity, but we will take a sort of collection of the most popular ideas in designing a case for reasonable money – Deepcool Matrexx 55 Mesh with a mesh in front. In addition, it has four fans in the kit and it is possible to install AIO or additional fans on top. The ideal candidate.

In addition, we stocked up with AIO 240 mm, a budget air cooler and two packs of Arctic fans of various types, beloved by many – F12 and P12.

So, let’s place a test assembly with a Ryzen 9 5950X processor in the case. Calm down – we are not going to overclock it or somehow substitute a modest cooling tower. But we will not leave the processor in stock either, changing frequencies and voltages will ruin the entire test. Therefore, we fix the frequency value at 4500 MHz for all cores, and set the voltage so that it is slightly less than 1.2 V in the load. We get a heat dissipation level close to the stock level of about 150 W in the Aida64 stress test with only the CPU ticked. In general, it doesn’t matter how to create a load for today’s measurements, the main thing is repeatability.

There will be two video cards: the Radeon RX6800 with a stock power consumption of 250 W for the entire card and the GeForce RTX 3090 with the ability to heat the air much more efficiently – the limit can be expanded to 480 W if desired.

We also fix the parameters of video cards and the rotation speed of their coolers as far as possible, and for the 3090 we will choose the option with sparing 380-390 W in the Heaven benchmark. It is he who will warm up the video cards, the uniformity of the process will be ensured by a pause in the same scene.

Almost done. We will inform you that the memory works in xmp without additional settings, the voltage is 1.45 V. All fans, except for video cards, will be fixed at around 1000 rpm. A special controller will help us with this, it will impartially monitor the rotation speed and temperatures.

Full parts list

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X
• Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Formula
• RAM: G.SKILL F4-3600C14D-32GTESA 2x16GB
• Graphics Card #1: ASUS GeForce RTX 3090 ROG STRIX
• Graphics Card #2: AMD Radeon RX 6800
• Cooler #1: Deepcool Gammaxx 400EX
• Cooler #2: Deepcool Gammaxx L240T 900 10
• Fans #1: ARCTIC P12 Value pack 5pc (ACFAN00135A)
• Fans #2: ARCTIC F12 Value pack Black (5pc) ACFAN00248A
• Chassis: Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH ADD-RGB 4F
• NVMe NVMe ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB
• NVMe sata SSD Kingston KC600 1TB .
• Power supply: Cooler Master V850

The controlled parameters in comparison will be: processor temperature by TCtl / Tdie sensor, temperature of the video card cores (excluding hotspot and memory, this is still more likely for specific performances, but the theoretical component is important for us) . For RAM, we take the first bar from the list in monitoring into account, the second will almost always be a little hotter, but all the important monitoring data will be available to the curious.

Completing this carnival of numbers are two thermal sensors, which are secured by special means at strategic points on the case. The first one is in the upper corner above the motherboard, it will indirectly show the state of the air near the power circuits and hint at the efficiency of blowing out of the system unit. We place the second sensor under the video card in order to have some approximate data on the temperature of the air entering the video accelerator cooling system.

The hardest part is controlling the room temperature during this turbulent spring time, the target is 22 degrees and it has almost always been accurate according to the Chinese thermometer.

Checking the stock values ​​

Phew, we didn’t forget to tell you anything in the introduction, let’s start capturing the initial data. The fans in the case are complete, on the Gammax 400 EX processor, it also has a fixed speed – 1000. Video card – RX 6800.

We run tests, the processor temperature cheerfully exceeds 70 degrees, the video card does not lag behind.

But the starting spurt is not the most interesting, we continue to observe. After 15 minutes, the temperatures almost stabilized, we are waiting for the same amount. A half-hour test shows values ​​​​very close to the final ones, let’s stop there, otherwise everything that was planned simply cannot be implemented in a reasonable time.

To be honest, the results are not very inspiring. The total power consumption of the system during the test is about 470 watts. No, the temperatures of the processor and video card are quite normal, but on the memory, the sensor outside the chip is already almost 50, i.e. under such conditions, you can forget about serious overclocking and high performance of the memory subsystem, it is better to lower the voltage to 1.35-1.4 and try your luck like that.

Well, we have tools in our hands to improve cooling. First of all, this is a proven method for years of removing the side wall, in this case – glass. The temperature immediately begins to respond with positive dynamics. After fifteen minutes, all the values, one might say, have stabilized, but for the experiment we will let the system work for another 15 minutes. It can be seen that it was possible not to wait so long, the difference is insignificant, the data is more accurate, but even 15 minutes is enough for some conclusions.

So, this upgrade of the cooling system had the best effect on the processor. Its cores have become colder by almost 9 degrees, the video card has lost 3 degrees, the memory – 4. I would like more, but we will consider this a success. It is quite logical that the temperature in the upper corner of the case also dropped significantly.

Installing additional fans

Next experiment: add two Arctic F12 fans to the top of the case to blow out and close the lid. We will turn on in turn, first one and in the next measurement – the second.

With one additional fan, we can notice a significant decrease in air temperature in the upper part of the case, which is very logical – almost 6 degrees of gain. As for the rest of the components, the changes are within the limits of fluctuations in the microclimate of the room, but the processor cores deviated in the other direction, which means we can hope that the symbolic improvement is not an accident.

We continue the experiment by turning on the second fan, and now we do not register any significant changes. Temperatures rose a little on everything, but this was due to the duration of the test, there was no pause between sessions with the top fans. We can conclude that the second fan on top does not make a significant contribution with this configuration of the cooling system and with a dust filter on top.

It’s time to move on to the next step. We change all the complete fans to Arctic F12, leaving only one on top. In total, we get 5 case turntables. We fix all speeds again at 1000 rpm and measure the indicators after half an hour of the test.

Compare with a similar configuration of stock fans and one extra on top. F, as they say for Flow, and in the name of the fans it is not in vain. The decrease in temperatures affected all measured values, primarily due to the improvement in the flow of fresh air through the front panel. That is why the RAM won the most, the decrease in its temperature exceeded 4 degrees, while for the processor the change was about three.

We do not go far from the stand, remove the glass and measure the difference with stock fans. As expected, there is almost none of it, the processor cooler and the video card cooling system mainly get air from the side opening, and memory without direct airflow can only rely on front wall fans. And here there are improvements, more than 2 degrees, the final 42 degrees already leave hope for some kind of RAM setting.

Comparing F- and P-series fans

Naturally, it would be very interesting to know the differences between the F-series of fans, which are designed for airflow, and the P-series, which, on the contrary, are designed for increased static pressure and are good for blowing radiators. We change, run tests, we are convinced of the importance of dividing fans by task. P12 are great fans, but not like case fans. The loss in all values ​​is significant, the temperatures are even worse than those pre-installed in the case initially.

The saddest thing is to see memory temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius again.

With the case open, CPU and GPU temperatures come to the same values ​​as with any fans before. The memory is hotter than with F turntables by 3 degrees.

We can draw an intermediate conclusion: you should choose fans not only according to the backlighting capabilities, but also based on their application, for radiators look at the values ​​of the developed pressure, for the case – at the generated air flow. Many manufacturers make it easy and create specialized lines of fans, such as the aforementioned Arctic. F – for the case, P – for radiators.

Where to put AIO?

AIO time has come. Common sense says that installing it in front, or rather on blowing, will greatly help the processor, but will dramatically worsen the position of the memory and video card. At the same time, the radiator will be heated from above (or blown out) by the warm air of the case, which increases the temperature of the processor. Both of these options are not ideal. It’s time to figure out which chair is worse.

We install the radiator in front for blowing, we fix its fans at 1000 rpm, we place the released case fan on top, because we can. Compare with an air cooler and a case equipped with dedicated F12 fans. Yes, the Gammax 400ex is certainly good and really surprises with its performance, but now we immediately get a 10-degree gain in terms of the processor. The video card and the upper corner also lose, but only by a degree. but the memory receives a sensitive blow to the sensor. Again about 50 degrees – it’s hard to put up with it.

Continuing the open wall experiment. The difference with air cooling in the same conditions for the processor is reduced to 6 degrees. But worst of all is the RAM. The case has lost structured flows and now a heat bag is created around the slats, hence the temperatures are 9 degrees worse than with air. The video card also catches a little warm air from the radiator. But it’s too early to draw conclusions, in front of the upper radiator.

What do we have after half an hour of tests? But nothing good: the processor temperature, as expected, crept up – more than seven degrees difference with the front radiator and only three degrees with the cooler. At the same time, the gain in temperatures for the video card and, what is most offensive, for the RAM, is minimal (1-2 degrees). It’s kind of a shame.

The situation is slightly better with the open case, the main achievement is the decrease in the memory temperature compared to the front-mounted heatsink.

It turns out that those who said that dropsy must be placed in front were right? Yes and no! Yes, in the sense that if your case is exactly like that and equipped with the same type of dust filters, then the result will be similar. Attentive readers must have noticed that when the heatsink was placed on the top, the temperature rise of the processor was somehow disproportionately large. This is due to a dust filter with a small cell, it severely cuts the air flow and literally stifles the possibilities of everything that tries to exchange air through the filter.

We bring the experiment to a level that does not depend on the size of the holes in the dust filters and the degree of perforation of the front panel. We remove both of these unknowns and get the following data.

The processor cores have become colder by almost 8 degrees. This is when compared with the same location of the radiator, but with dust filters installed. The temperature of the RAM dropped by 6 degrees, the changes in the video card are not so significant.

But these numbers cannot be directly compared with the values ​​obtained earlier for the front radiator, there were also filters. We rebuild the stand, the radiator is forward. Compare with the top AIO also without filters. We get the processor temperature lower, but only by 3 degrees, but the RAM feels much worse – plus 6 degrees. The zone in the upper corner also suffers – also plus 6 degrees, which means that the load on the VRM of the motherboard increases, and the saddest thing is that the chances of a good RAM setting decrease noticeably.

And now we can draw the following conclusion: if you do not intentionally interfere with blowing through the upper part of the case with non-optimal dust filters, then installing an AIO with a top-mounted blower will be preferable. The temperature of the video card in these two configurations does not differ much, but the climate inside the case, and hence the temperature of the memory and power circuits of the motherboard, will be much worse with the front blowing radiator. Yes, with a front-facing heatsink, the processor will cool a little more efficiently, but it’s not worth it.

If the issue of memory settings is not an issue, and the motherboard is chosen with a power reserve, which is not uncommon today, then the placement of the heatsink is absolutely not important. However, like the type of radiators, the main thing is that the appearance or the backlighting capabilities suit you.

Installing RTX 3090 graphics card

This could be done, but we have a hotter graphics card. How are things going there if you have such a jewel installed in your case?

Let’s start, as before with Radeon, with air cooling, but from the point when all case fans were replaced with F12.

The total consumption of the system unit from the socket exceeded 620 W, the video card itself confidently consumes more than 380 W, but the chip temperature is lower than that of the Radeon. Why did we call the 3090 hot? Yes, the temperature also depends on the higher fan speed, but in general, calling a video card hot or not is based on the amount of heat given off to it in the case. Look at the temperature of the processor, the heating from the 3090 added 17 degrees to it compared to the RX 6800 (all other things being equal). The RAM is also warmed up – the difference is almost 8 degrees. It is safe to say that in order to draw more than 600 watts from an air-cooled case, it is worth considering a very efficient air exchange with the outside world.

Let’s not lose heart and use the old-fashioned method – remove the glass. Access to cool outside air affects the processor strictly positively – immediately minus 15 degrees. It’s still 8 degrees hotter than the same configuration, but with only 250 watts of graphics card. But here you should not forget about blowing hot air directly to the fans of our Gammax and as a keepsake. The slats of the operational became colder by almost 6 degrees due to the opening of the wall. Yes, all measured temperatures have become much better.

We leave the dust filters in their original places, do not touch the front wall, we take measurements with the front and top location of the AIO radiator. The result is absolutely predictable and similar to the one obtained earlier on the RX6800, the difference in processor temperatures even increased due to the hotter video card. With filters and difficult blowing upwards, the front radiator placement is again the most preferable option. Memory in all variants has a temperature close to 52 degrees, which is absolutely terrible.

Now a cleaner experiment: remove the front panel and the dust filter on top. We carry out measurements with two options for placing the radiator, compare. The processor gets about 6 degrees of temperature gain with the front AIO, but at the same time, in this configuration, the memory is 5 degrees hotter, the zone in the upper corner also warms up by 5 degrees more. At the same time, under the video card, the difference is again small – about two degrees.

Comparing all the pros and cons, we can recommend getting rid of unnecessary resistance in the form of blow filters and, if you are interested in overclocking the memory, place the AIO heatsink on top.

Although there is another option – put a special fan in front of the memory and force it to cool, then the conclusions will no longer be so obvious.

And according to all the results of this long-term study, we can say that for top-end hardware, the possibilities of air cooling and even factory AIO liquid cooling kits are limited and very much depend on case ventilation. Confident air exchange with the outside world and not very high room temperatures are almost the only way to avoid custom liquid cooling. Another option would be to leave everything without overclocking and use the components, as they say, “out of the box”. As practice shows, there will be no overheating. Or not?

Making the front wall “blind”

The test used a case with a mesh front panel, but there are narrow slots on the sides for air intake. As well as in models with blank front walls. Let’s try to imitate such a case: we glue the mesh, now the fans in the front have only one, or rather two ways to draw air into the case – on the left and on the right.

AIO heatsink on top, dust filter also in place. To endure half an hour was not allowed by natural pity for the helpless. If 3090 still somehow copes and even after 10 minutes of the test keeps the temperature below 80 degrees, then the processor confidently went over a hundred, the memory is approaching 60. This is not a computer, but an oven.

Yes, it would be a little better without a dust filter on top, but the reality is that with a blank wall, the airflow even with the fans on is extremely low, in fact, close to the case if these fans were not there at all.

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