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| Value for Money | 7/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 9.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.7/10 |
Full review by
majorwedgy![]()
on 3rd Jan 2006
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User Rating : 10
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Good Points: VERY quiet, impeccable cooling performance, looks amazing, and it is pretty light compared to others.
Bad Points: Pricey, clamping mechanism appears to not work on Socket 754 systems - had to mod a standard heatsink clip.
General comments: I have run the Aerocool HT-101 heatsink on a Barton 3400 (overclocked obviously) in a SFF shuttle type PC, also on a Semperon 64Bit 3200+ CPU. The Barton ran at about 55 degrees C with 2 fans utilised - one of this heatsinks many advantages. The Semperon runs at about 40 degrees at full load, utilising only 1 fan incorrectly positioned, and I am tempted to run it fan-less to see how it performs.
For the money I think this heatsink is a fantastic alternative to water cooling. It also looks amazing and performs well.
majorwedgy's review and ratings | 120 words
Review by
apparition![]()
on 3rd Mar 2005
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User Rating : 9
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So far so good. The Aerocool HT-101 cooler looks great, runs quiet, and performs better than my old Volcano7+. I guess that's why it's a little pricy... but oh well. As the saying goes "Good, fast, cheap... ok, pick two" -- hah... but it's true. I am very happy with this cooler so far... I especially like the way it's extruding parts (fan and such) are up high and away from the capacitors and other motherboard components... I have an MSI K7N2-L and was going to buy a Foxconn "heat guzzler" ...
apparition's full review | 184 words

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