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4500RPM CPU/Chipset Quiet Cooling Fan with Aluminum Headsink

Price: $4.50

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Argh.

Posted by Hellstudios on 3/22/2009
Involvement: Expert (understands the inner workings) - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month

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Pros: I only bought it for the heat sink, but I thought, "hey! I can wire that fan to cool my hard drive!"
See cons.
 
Cons: I was wrong. I was DEAD wrong. when I hook it up to the required Voltage I can't even feel air coming out the other end! this fan...(as of all the others I bought besides the 7CM ones) doesnt move ANY air at ALL.
But luckily the old fan to the computer I am converting into a Media center still works. since I was just buying this thing for the heat sink.
 
Other Thoughts: I already knew the fan was going to be bad. but I was surprised when I hooked it up and I didn't feel anything coming out.... (ok, a SLIGHT breeze, and boy, I mean slight.)
 
Bottomline: buy it for the heat sink. replace the fan with a 7CM one from DX. it will move alot more air.

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Posted by thecanadian on 2/9/2009
Involvement: Expert (understands the inner workings) - Ownership: more than 1 month

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Pros: Cheap effective solution to not being able to find Socket A heatsinks anymore.
 
Cons: The heatsink is rather small. This heatsink probably isnt a good idea if you are planning on putting it on anything higher than a 2100+ or something.  Even then temperatures are going to be high. But since Socket A can take 100C and keep on chugging, this isnt really a problem.
 
Other Thoughts: This for sure isnt an enthusiast heatsink... the only good thing about it is that it's better than nothing and will get you up and running.
 
Bottomline: If you need a cheap heatsink for an old rig, just to get someone up and running, this is a good solution.

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Dimensions: 2.13 in x 2.13 in x 1.69 in
Weight: 3.7 oz