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 2010-02-26 14:11:18
Reviewed by Hoopy Frood from Platte City, MO US
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Excellent!! Dropped my E6750 from 28 to 17 degrees even with the CPU OCed to 3.0 ghtz. Not a big OC but I'm not much on surfing near the edge anyway. |
| The Squirrelly:
I bought it for a Q9550 but haven't installed the new CPU yet so can't say for sure how it will do with the quad core. |
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good 2007-12-04 00:47:58
Reviewed by Anonymous from Honolulu, HI US
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Well designed, keeps temps under 30 celsius all the time, even under load, easy install |
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Zalman is A+ 2007-11-29 12:56:45
Reviewed by Anonymous from Jacksonville, FL US
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The best CPU fan out there. Easy install if you know what you are doing. Keeps my CPU idle at 20-24 degrees celcius. That is 8-10 degrees less than what it used to be. Plus the blue led on the fan make the box look awesome. |
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2010-02-27 10:01:22
Reviewed by Anonymous from Tacoma, WA US
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| The Good:
-great cooling
-super stylish look for window cases
-great hardware fit and quality
-thermal pasted included |
| The Squirrelly:
-those fins are sharp wear gloves ouch
-easy to put on with new build out of case but it would be a huge pain if you were putting it on a system already built. though no different i suppose than any other large cooler. |
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2010-01-05 06:55:25
Reviewed by Richard Snyder from Zanesville, OH US
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| The Good:
Keeps Temp low works Great, very quiet |
| The Squirrelly:
None |
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None |
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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful: |
Good Heatsink 2006-08-25 04:22:56
Reviewed by Anonymous from Cincinnati, OH US
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This nice heatsink from MassCool has the capacity to cool even the hottest processors. The included fan is nice and quiet during standard use, but can also provide good airflow. |
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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful: |
 Easily blocked 2008-01-24 22:22:20
Reviewed by dzynz from santa ana, CA US
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I can't speak to the effectiveness of this fan yet, but after installing I discovered it was unbelievably easy for any kind of chord to jam the fan on this thing. There is no protective cage to speak of. This may increase airflow, but I shudder at the thought that a chord may move inside my HTPC and suddenly stop the fan. If you have a big PC case, this will likely not be as big of a problem for you. |
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Decent option 2006-03-05 14:48:22
Reviewed by Aaron Dow from T or C, NM US
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This is a good fan for your 775 socket P4. Moves lots of air, and excellent noise control. Design performs well for your hottest processor. |
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Great deal...fine product. 2008-07-21 12:00:15
Reviewed by Texgran from Brownwood, TX US
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Installed OK and was very quiet. Did a good job of cooling my athlon 3400 CPU. Fan error came
up when I booted because the RPM was so low but I corrected that by changing bios fan speed
setting to 'ignore'. |
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Awesome 2008-02-14 17:33:38
Reviewed by Anna from HANA, FL US
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I ordered this unit. Very easy to install. No need to remove the Mobo. Comes with a Thermal paste already on it.Very good HSF, transfers heat very well from my X2 4200. |
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Excellent Quality Silent Cooler 2007-03-29 08:00:06
Reviewed by Anonymous from Burnsville, MN US
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You can't find a better value in a CPU cooler. I haven't found anything that tops this unit in the low noise category. I've purchased eight of these and have been very satisfied with their quite operation (mfg spec 17db) and quality of construction. |
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2012-10-09 04:34:29
Reviewed by Recacco Green from Hixson, TN US
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Don't let other reviews intimidate you. This is an absolute piece-of-cake to install on my board. Mounts are solid and secure, but do require some pressure to seat properly. Don't be surprised to hear your motherboard creak a couple of times when you're seating them, especially if it's already mounted. Yes the heat sink does not cover the entire area of the processor plate; however, the stock heat sink does not either. They are pretty much the same size. Installation is not that hard if you attach the metal clips before installing. I installed with the motherboard already in the case. So far, with my brand new build, the CPU temp is at 45 Celsius idling in BIOS. Almost 10 degrees lower than the stock cooler. I did not test the loaded temp, but pretty sure that I will be better than the old one. |
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The base did not cover the whole area of my CPU |
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2012-10-19 04:02:51
Reviewed by RICKY from ,
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I just cannot stand the stock cooler any more. It sounds like a plane that is taking off. Even I am on my headphone, I can still hear that annoying noise. I just want a silent cooler that with acceptable cooling solution. So I try accelero s1 plus to replace the disturbing stock cooler.
The product itself is great though. On my GT640, which is supposed to require the turbo module, but which in my system, seems to get along without it, I saw load temps drop significantly, while being totally silent. This appears highly airflow dependent though; My idle temps dropped by an average of 35C! Previously I was running 63C idle and 85C load, after installing the Accelero S1 PLUS I now idle at 33C and 45 load! I still have to do more testing and give the thermal paste (I used Arctic Silver 5 instead of the pre-applied paste) a few days to set, but I can already tell this cooler is a winner and by far exceeds what I had imagined! |
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None |
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2010-02-25 09:36:16
Reviewed by BigDaddy from Olympia, WA US
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These are great cooling solutions, and would be a 5 rating for a 775 socket, but... |
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They will not work on any Socket 1156 board I've seen. The heatsink is large and flat on the bottom and comes in contact with the motherboard capacitors. I tried it on a Gigabyte H55M-ud2h as well as a biostar Th55b-hd with the same problem |
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In looking at photos of other 1156 boards, I see all of them have the capacitors lining the cpu socket so I seriously doubt it will work on most 1156's. |
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2012-11-01 03:34:17
Reviewed by Look from ,
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First impression is that it is well-built, compact, smaller that the stock cooler. It works great after installing it. The idle temperature is 10 degrees lower than the stock cooler.
Don't expect to do any kind of intense overclocking with this cooler unless you live in the arctic or a freezer and work outside in -30 degree Celsius conditions. That being said, it performs marginally better than what you would expect a cheap cooler like this to actually do. If you're on a budget, pick one of these up and turn your stock cooler into a dustbin. It is worth every penny and no issues I would agree with them and say buy this! and it cools very well. One last thing the fans on this are white looks cool! |
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None so far |
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2012-09-21 03:15:11
Reviewed by Brice rooting from Henderson, NV US
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I shoud say nothing at this price tag. The fan is compact, fits my slim case well. I am not a overclocking geek, never push my CPU to its maxmium. Then, i am 100% satisfied with Alpine 11 Pro. It is easy to install, i do not even need the instruction. Well, just do not expect too much from it. You may purchase some powerful fan to cool your board. But that will cost you tripple the price. |
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2012-09-12 02:56:07
Reviewed by Anonymous from Clarinda, IA US
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silent, the noise is totally acceptable. You will not get disturbed by it.
Easy to install. It took me less than 30 mins to install the Alpine 11 Pro to my board. I did not even read the manual.
It is value for money. It is quite cheap. I think the performance is great in this price tag. |
| The Squirrelly:
The dealer Just provide 1 year warranty. |
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2012-08-13 03:49:51
Reviewed by Leter James from Humboldt, IA US
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I try Xtreme III on my asus GTX 680 Direct. In general, it works well. The set of heatsinks for memory chips and VR units are great. But, you have to stick these to the graphic card one by one. Compared to deepcool Dracula, xtreme comes with three powerful fans. I do not need to mount the fans myself. |
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I will be happy if it was a little bit cheaper.
Installation is not easy. I prefer a simplified installing solution. |
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2012-08-09 03:29:29
Reviewed by Jamposon Rebonon from Guilderland, NY US
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Slient. I can hardly hear the noise from the fans, even though it has three powerful fans.I purchased this because it's the summer, my card was running at about 50c idle, 85c under load and I was constantly crashing and getting texture memory problems (textures in games would randomly swap with each other). |
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The installation was more awkward than I would have expect. Gotta be patient. |
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