Enzotech EXTREME-X Four Heatpipe CPU Cooler LGA775 AM2 S939 S754 120MM 2500RPM 98.6CFM 43.3DBA

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This was my first heatsink that I've ever bought, and I was quite happy with it. It keeps my CPU nice and cool while running my Q6600 l 3150.

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Save yourself $30 and go with a alum thermalright xp90, or get the all copper version, still saves you $15-20. Both would cool AT LEAST as well as this product, I sold this on ebay, as LNIB (like new in box)for $45 because ncix wouldn't take this piece o $#!+ back.The only copper parts are the heat tubes, and the CPU contact base. This thing cools like a $40 heatsink with no heatpipes. (my stock intel was only a little worse, and it had a copper core like this p.o.s. With the Enzotech, I droped 15* from stock HS and the thing is massive )(to cool mosfet, it does that...Thermalright XP90c $20 cheaper ALL copper, only 90mm fan but you choose so I got a quiet one) it droped 25* from stock while overclocking! and it cools the mosfet+memory like the other p.o.s. only it takes up less space and does a better job. (just weighs MUCH more)

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purchased this to run on my new mobo and replace a tt typhoon as i wanted something with more clearance in my silverstone htpc case. this heatsink delivers in spades with at least 1.5 inches more clearance to the lid than the typhoon, a good mounting system for 775 based boards that you can't easily tighten loosen with your fingers especially in a cramped case. the heatsink bottom is mirror finish polished..they even spec out their polishing level and i believe it. the best base i've seen. the only drawback potentially is the price as for a company with little image in the aftermarket cooling community, the price puts it in among some of the best known big boys..but, especially if you have an htpc case you want to cool, it's the best option i've found!