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Tuniq Tower 120 Cooler Review: All Super Coolers are Great, but Some Are Greater Than the Others (page 2)

Category: Coolers

by Doors4ever

[ 02/17/2006 | 05:54 PM ]

Package and Accessories

Tuniq Tower 120 cooler is shipped in a nice-looking box with a plastic insertion, which allows you to see the cooler itself:

The box looks pretty worn-out, however despite all the transportation hassles the contents was pretty safe and secure due to the way it was packed:

Not just the cooler itself, but each component of the bundle was placed into an individual section. The porous foam inside the box protects the bundle from severe transportation damage, just like in our case.

The bundle includes a user’s manual, an H-shaped plate with holes for different type of processor retention, two backplates for Socket 478 and LGA775, four spring thumb screws for Socket 478 and LGA775 fastening, two spring thumb screws for K8 AMD processor (Socket 754, 939, 940) retention mechanisms, four screws for fastening the fan frame. Besides it also comes with a fan rotation speed regulator that is installed into the case rear panel and a small tube of thermal paste.