Pros: It cools great lets me overclock my 8320. I was also on a budget!
Cons: Its a bit big and sometimes a bit too hard to install. Heat sink + fan might be to thick so make sure to get low clearance ram!
Pros: Price, performance, appearance.
Cons: Fan is so so. Mounting instructions could be better.
Pros: Pretty easy to fit apart from stick on plastic spacers for 1155/6 skt.PWM control.well packaged and instructions.Looks quite well made.
Cons: Cowling covers 1st ram slot so need LP ram.Fans abit weak not enough grunt.Fiddly plastic spacers.Need to remove mobo tray for back plate.
Pros: Whisper Quiet Great cooling performance
Cons: Cons: It is very big and takes up a lot of room
“Got my 3570k to 4.5 Ghz with 1.2 V. It only peaks at high 60^oC on Prime95. Get it if you want something the actually works. Easy to install too, the idiots that don't know how to install it can't read the manual and have no logic.” --RainbowPee
“This is certainly one of those coolers that you have to look at twice, it may not look all that great and because it's cheap that may deter you, HOWEVER, this little cooler does a fantastic job!!! If your looking for a cheap cooler for lets say a Sandy Bridge rig and ain't looking for extreme overclocks then this is the one for you!! 4.5ghz for sandybridge shouldn't be a problem with that...” --munaim1
Type: Heatsinks only Compatibility: Intel Socket LGA 775/1366/1156/1155 AMD Socket AM2/2+/3 Heatsink Dimensions: 130mm x 74mm x 158.7mm Weight: 790 g Features: Heatpipe: Ø 6mm x 6pcs Suggest Fan: 120mm x 120mm x 25mm, 140mm x140mm x25mm Suggest Noise Level (dBA): Below 26dBA Air Flow: 57 CFM Direction of heatsink: Faces the rear exhaust system fan Top fin made of...
“I got this cooler from a guy at a LAN event I went to. He had been trying to get rid of it for a while now and it had just been sitting around in a box not doing anything but collecting dust. After chatting with him for a while and explaining my interest in water cooling but lacking any real funds to do so, he gave it to me since he would rather it have some use instead of doing nothing. And so...” --TheSocialHermit
“This cooler, when using a push/pull fan configuration, has given me an 18-20 degree drop in temperature on my old Phenom 940. Granted, I was using a low profile cooler, but since I'm using a low profile case I couldn't use a tower cooler. Under Prime95 blend test the 940 is hitting at peak 42 degrees. The only con I can see is that it is priced too high. I got mine on sale. Also if you...” --Flying Toilet
Multiple support bracket system For Socket 1366/1156/1155/775 & AM2/AM3 The Best C/P CPU Cooler for Overclockers & Gamer! Including one Thermalright TY-140 Utra-low noise 900~1300RPM PWM-Fan (MAX21 dBA) Convex copper base design, to ensure the highest thermal conducting thermal efficiency between the cpu and the heatsink. Heatpipe: 6mm heatpipe*6 units
Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2 is a high performance CPU cooler for Intel and AMD. The heatsink features 6 heatpipes and 42 fins for efficient heat dissipation. Thanks to the vibration absorption the fan is whisper-quiet even at full load. Type: Fan & Heatsinks RPM: 900 - 2500 RPM(PWM) Air Flow: 45 CFM Noise Level: 0.8 Sone Power Connector: 4 Pin Color: Black Compatibility: Intel CPU LGA 1366 / LGA...
“Hi not a bad fan once all installed do have to remove mobo tray if no cut out on tray(modded now with cutout). One fiddly thing was the little plastic spacers that you have to play little game with trying to get each one to stick to precut little double sided stickly rings on a 13mm square then peal it off without breaking sticky stuff then push onto holes round cpu socket to space/support...” --oscarbravo
Type: Fan & Heatsinks RPM: 1500 / 1600 RPM 1200 / 1300 RPM (with L.N.A. ) Air Flow: 55.04 / 37.8 CFM 43.69 / 30.93 CFM (with L.N.A.) Noise Level: 22,4 / 17,6 dB(A) 18,6 / 13,1 dB(A) (with L.N.A. ) Heatsink Material: Copper (base and heat-pipes), aluminium (cooling fins), soldered joints & nickel plating Compatibility: Intel: LGA2011 / LGA1366 / LGA1156 / LGA1155 / LGA775 AMD: AM2 /...
