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Items In Cooling Fans/Heat Sinks You Might Be Interested InProduct Details of CoolIt Eliminator Thermoeletronic CPU CoolerDescription Fits inside chassis Enhances PC reliability Quick Glance Product Type: Cooling Fan/Heatsink Compatible Device: Processor Processor Socket: CPU Summary Product Title: CoolIt Eliminator Thermoeletronic CPU Cooler Manufacturer: CoolIt Power Score: 4.0 | 2 Reviews General Product Type: Cooling Fan/Heatsink Compatible Device: Processor Noise Rating: 34 dBA Processor Socket: CPU Dimensions: 3.62" x 3.62" x 1.50" - Fan Weight: 13.4 oz Warranty Information: 1 Year Limited Warranty URL: Manufacturer Link Reviews on CoolIt Eliminator Thermoeletronic CPU Cooler
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CoolIT Eliminator TEC
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Strengths: Fits inside the case, really is quiet on low and medium settings, effective heat removal for an overclocked quad-core, great price for water-cooling, fully sealed and no maintenance means no mess
Weakness: Loud on it's highest setting, installation requires removal of motherboard and possibly (as in my case) modifying the rear case fan holes, no VGA cooling
I have an Intel Q6600 quad-core processor overclocked by 25%. This little unit can definitely handle hot CPUs, as my temps dropped approximately 10 degrees C idle and at least 5 degrees under full load (versus the Thermaltake V1 air cooler). It's quiet (unless at High setting), it's small, and it's efficient. There is no easier entry into the world of liquid cooling!