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Good product works great comes with everything you need works well when gaming temp around 55c Have it on a r7 260x Wont work to great on higher core clock cards and requires some modding i have to add a vrm fan as this heatsink wont cool them enough The fan is great i didnt use it as i had a rgb fan All in all the product is great works great isnt too large so will fit loads of cards comes with loads of bits including spares
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Good: - Has direct contact heatpipes (similar to ASUS Direct CU coolers) for gaster dispersion of heat - Took 20 degress C off compared to stock aluminium cooler on Radeon HD 7770. Bad: - The provided fan is too big/ thick and doesnt have PWM control, although it is quiet. So the card will take up 3 slots space instead of 2. - The heatsink takes 2 slots of space on its own. Conclusion; This cooler was well worth the money (considering its a universal fit and i can use it on the next card too). It took a whopping 20 degrees C off my GPU temps at idle and load. The card used has a TDP of 80 watts, and the GPU fan would spin up to 80% under full load (playing crysis). Now its just audible. I would say it can handle a card of upto 130W max, so long as the fan is PWM or always running at full speed like the 3-pin chassis fans are). But you could mount an oversized 92mm fan on it (92mm fan with 80mm mounting holes) to provide even better cooling. I ended up using the original GPU fan as it was PWM direct from the graphics, so the fan speed would increase with temps. Also the original fan was low profile enough to easily fit into the case (micro ATX). Came with some RAM chip heatsinks, thermal paste. But the fan wouldnt really cool the chips due to their positioning so i never bothered. Also the thermal compound is cheap so dont use it. I used Arctic Silver 5. I have ordered the 120mm version now (K120), and a 140mm oversized PWM fan (140mm fan on 120mm mounting holes). The idea being that i will wire the PWM fan with a mini 4-pin connector and connect to the existing graphics card connector. Will be reviewing that when i test it out on a higher end graphics card. But this one is EPIC!!! And i would highly recommend it if you are willing to pay the price. But just make sure you have at least 3 slots worth of space free.Read full review
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