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Fenrir

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Average Customer Rating:	4.5
Brand:	Titan
Model:	TTC-NK85TZ + 1156 backplate
Weight:	1.74 pounds

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CPU Coolers; Computer Heatsinks

Product description

The Titan Fenrir Universal CPU Cooler is a CPU cooler with astounding performance. Features riddle this cooler making it out of the box ready for any application. Starting with the four massive heatpipes, 8mm in size,the Fenrir has no trouble keeping even the hottest CPUs under control. The overall fin design of this cooler enhances the low drag coefficient to produce better cooling performance. A 120mm fan is included that automaticaclly modulates the fan speed via the PWM fan header and keeps an amazing 17dBA rating! The provided universal socket clips make this cooler compatible with a wide range of sockets.

Features

Universal CPU Cooler includign new Socket 1156

120mm PWM fan is included operating at 17dBA rating

Includes Thermal Grease

4-pin to 3-pin Adapter Cable Provided

Customer reviews

« Best Performing CPU Cooler »

I've tried many CPU coolers, and the Titan Fenir is by far the best I've ever owned! Prior to this purchase I used the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus on my Intel i5. In comparison to the Hyper 212 Plus, I found that the Titan Fenrir kept my i5 8 degrees cooler during regular loads and 15 degrees cooler under heavy loads. I highly recommend this product. I give it the full 5 stars for aesthetics, build quality, and performance.

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-02-26

« Chillen »

Keeps my i7 920 around 29-30 deg C at stock speed. Full load gets up to high 30's low 40's. Will try overclocking once the Silver 5 seats fully. Got it from microcenter for $35 (can't beat that).

Only reason it got 4 stars is because a few fins were bent even though the packaging showed no signs of abuse. They need to either make it clearly visible from the packaging (clear, sealed plastic with card board graphics that block 75% of visibility) or do a MUCH better job packaging. It wasn't enough for me to return it (to possibly get another damaged one). I bent the fins back as much as possibly without breaking. In addition it was on the side the fan mounts to so I lucked out there. My only other complaint is that the fan is somewhat loud. I honestly don't care as I am not a quiet freak.

Def need a case with some clearance. I am hoping I don't have to remove one of my side fans for installation. Even if I do it would be worth it.