Introduction
For those of you who must suffer the fate of sleeping in the same room as their computer; it’s important to not only keep it cool, but to keep it quiet.That’s why today I’ll be reviewing Thermalrights new passive chipset cooler, the HR-05.With the use of a single heatpipe, will the HR-05 be able to keep a nForce 4 Ultra cool without the use of a fan.
About Thermalright:
Thermalright specializes in the design and manufacture of a wide array of cooling systems and modules for the information communication technology (ICT) industries. Our CPU cooler line of products is designed with a diverse group of end users in mind; as such, our products are suitable in a variety of distribution channels. Thermalright employees the top-notch designers and uses advance testing equipment and process that meet the stringent testing specifications of Intel and AMD. Our people and our process are ISO-9000 certified.We work only with the leading component vendors of the world to ensure the best quality to our customers.
Specifications:
Dimension:
L77.9 x W19(fin), W30(base)x H105 (mm), without fan
Weight:
145g (heat sink only)
Optional Fan
Any 70x70x15mm fan
Motherboard Compatibility:
Intel Pentium-4 LGA775 platform
ATI: Radeon Express 200
Intel: 975X, 955X, 945G, 945P, 945PL, 925X, 925XE, 915G, 915P, 865PE, 848P
nVidia: nForce4 SLI Intel Edition
SiS:SiS 656, SiS 661FX/964
VIA:P4M800, PT880 Ultra
Intel Pentium-4 Socket 478 platform
Intel: 865G, 845PE
The product:
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The chipset cooler comes in a plain brown box with only Thermalright and the model HR-05 printed on it.
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Thermalright has certainly packed the HR-05 well assuring that your product will remain in perfect condition until you’re ready to install it.
Packaged with the HR-05 are three different mounting brackets with retention screws, heatsink installation instructions, as well as fan mounting instructions, a tube of thermal paste and a Thermalright sticker.
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