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Author: SorX
Posted: 16:58, January 15th 2008
Link: http://www.thermalright.com/
Score: 8 out of 10 [?]
Price: ~£15

Thermalright HR-05/IFX

Introduction

Recently we managed to get our reviewing mitts on the Thermalright HR-05 chipset cooler, that managed to combine a low price with better-than-stock cooling, but had an awkward fan size (70mm) and fiddly mounting system.

Today I have another HR-05, but this time it’s the IFX version, similar to the IFX-14 heatsink that we also reviewed recently. The IFX range is the extreme cooling bracket, where size and weight are far from limited. Hopefully this cooler will build on the headway made by the standard HR-05.

Specifications

Features

  • Wild Fire design with increased surface area for dissipation from any 80mm fan (fan wire clips included)
  • New and improved method of retention mechanism for more sturdy and firm mount and with better motherboard compatibility.
  • Proprietary through holes on fins for effiecient ventilation
  • Soldered fins to copper base (nickel plated) to make effective contact
  • Light weight and easy installation

Dimensions

L85.8 x W20(fin), W30(base)x H105 (mm), without fan

Weight

110g (heatsink only)

Fan support

Any 80x80x15mm or 80x80*25mm fan

Buy now

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