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Gigabyte 3D Rocket II Cooler Review

Started by: Malaquias | Date 04/27/07 09:05:42 AM
Comments: 5 | Last Comment:  10/27/08 11:47:54 AM

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It would be great if there was a way to compare this product with all other products in a table or so... nice review!
[Posted by: Malaquias  | Date: 04/27/07 09:05:42 AM]

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I have this cooler and the results I get are very much the same as this review. The cooler is OK to a point, but when pushed for further cpu overclocking - the noise of the cooler is quite annoying.
Great review xbitlabs. :)
[Posted by: RodneyJM  | Date: 04/28/07 05:05:45 PM]

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Once again another great review from Xbit.

It's a shame that something that looks really cool as this cooler does can't also perform really well. Substance over style people!!

Still it looks like they're getting better. Maybe the 3D Rocker III will be the best cooler ever :)
[Posted by: Isakane  | Date: 04/30/07 10:07:11 AM]

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it's a shame they couldn't keep down the noise level. i was sorely tempted to get one of these. it turns out gigabyte coolers are rather noisy. this is apparently common to a lot of their cpu coolers
[Posted by: monb  | Date: 10/04/07 09:19:41 AM]

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Hi, I have a Quad Core Q9550 CPU and Overclocked to 3.5Ghz
I have been using this cooler since my Pentium D 3Ghz. I have found this to be an excellent cooler for my Pent D, My E6750 and my Q9550. Under full load with Prime 95 and using, COre Temp, Real Temp and SPeed Fan to compare results I never got above 56 degrees celcius after full load for 1 hour. I highly reccomend this cooler. Although it is a bit loud, I always ran it at 3000 rpm for all tests.
Jonathan
[Posted by: alekseyev79  | Date: 10/27/08 11:47:54 AM]

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