Pros: nice setup. easy instructions. came with a big tube of their thermal compound. about twice the size of arctic silver. comes with lots of extra case fan to mobo connect...
Cons: no matter what way you have it turned, you will lose a ram slot with both fans on.
Summary: I'm not sure whether this is a real con: it *did* fit in my huge server/workstation case with 1.0 inch to spare, and it *did* clear my Gskill memory with 2-3mm to spare,
Pros: It seems to keep a Phenom II x6 1045T (95W, not o/c'd) fairly cool when the CP load is about 50%. Not cold (which I expected) but cool according to CPID HW Mon .
Cons: From hard-won experience, I prefer to keep everything in the case not merely cool but *cold*, if I can. I thought that on humid days this fan should begin to cause fro...
Pros: Everything I love, love, love this heatsink I've owned it over a year now and it's still my favorite. Like the title says it performs like it look's. temps are cool it...
Cons: It's a little on the big size make sure before purchasing that you can clear the dim slots.
Pros: Very nice cooler. With a 3770k oc'd at 4.5 GHz, it idles in the mid 30s, maxed in the low 70s on full load. With 140mm fans blowing down on the motherboard, it effecti...
Cons: With the bottom fan attached, the clearance is pretty low, restricting the height of RAM heat spreaders you have. With this cooler, it's best to have low profile RAM. ...
Pros: Works better than the majority of liquid cooling solutions. Used on my OC'ed 2500K, which is stable and has no heat issues in a house with no AC, even on days with out...
Pros: Cool, quiet, very nice instructions and even came with a sweet screwdriver that is WAY better than the screwdriver I was using before for PC work.
Cons: A little expensive but hardly a con because its worth the money. Very big. You really can't even get an idea of how big it really is until you hold it in your hands.