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| The Final Word
| The cooling market is perhaps the most outlandish and lucrative of them of all, and crowded, filled to the brim with products hoping to serve us and our near nuclear fusion levels of thermal output from screaming overclocks. Asus' newest coolers (I say "Coolers" for a reason, as you'll see as the week goes on), are setting high hopes for the plethora of users who want both the upper echelon of air cooling without the ear bleeding that accompanies the attached jet engine props. ASUS Triton 77 CPU Cooler Review INTEL QX9650 ASUS Maximus Extreme 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Torture Rack (Custom W/C) Seagate 750GB HDD BFG ES 800W PSU | ||||||||||||||
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| I have a life
Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: New Jersey
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| Nice review but I kind of expected better results from the cooler. Yanno those Sunon MagLev fans are no joke, they are among some of the best fans available. I have a 40mm I use for NB sinks and it is quite.... I can say this because I have used just about every 120mm fan from DElta, Panaflo, Sunon, Adda and Antec. I have yet to use a Yate Loon... Quad Core Xeon 3210@2.8ghz GA-EP35C-DS3R 466FSB 2x1gb OCZ-1333 DDR3@1400MHZ Sapphire 4870 512mb GDDR5 2x Raptor 150 ADFD RAID 0--WD320YS RE 16mb Samsung SuperWritemaster 20x DVDRW X-Fi eXtremeGamer w\Logitech Z-2300 Silverstone OP650 54A 12v Rail Torture Rack--Custom Danger Den WCing Last edited by RangerXLT8; February 17th, 2008 at 10:54. | ||||||||||||||
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| Deus Sol Invictus
| Not a bad cooler considering the price. It's a well optimized cooler I guess, it's a relatively light one at that. I wonder if they could have shortened the heatpipes (and change the mouting mechanism somehow) so that cooler would have took even less space. Could become a great choice for those smaller form-factor builds people are doing. Nice review too. :) ![]() If there is a final hour, let's hope for a higher power. One by one, and two by two, I have ammo, what about you? | ||||||||||||||
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| The Final Word
| Its a great cooler if you aren't planning on overclocking. My issue with it is only that the heat pipes are so thin, and long....which I am sure affects cooling performance. I'd also like to point out that the staff together wrote this article, not me....everyone busted their butt and contributed, all I did were the images, testing, and conclusion.....so it was a group effort. INTEL QX9650 ASUS Maximus Extreme 4GB DDR3-1600 Sapphire HD 3870X2 Danger Den Torture Rack (Custom W/C) Seagate 750GB HDD BFG ES 800W PSU | ||||||||||||||
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