Gigabyte G-Power II Pro
Gigabyte G-Power II Pro
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| Review written by | fr4gH4ppy | |
| Date of review | 02/20/2009 | |
| Product owned since | January 2009 | |
| User system in which this product is used | Orgy of Performance |
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| Cooling | |
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| Noise production | |
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| Would you buy a cpu cooler from Gigabyte again? | |
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Cooling
Cools my Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 running at 3.609 (my default setup). The temperature never gets above 50 degrees celcius. When I overclock to like 3.8ghz or higher, Core 1 and 2 reach 55 degrees - 62. I am yet to see the any core of the CPU reach 70 degrees . Ease of installation One of the easiest fans you can ever install, at least on an LGA 775 motherboard. Installation isn't a problem as much as size or type of case. If you don't have a big case, please avoid as this thing is HUGE. The shape of the fan Looks One of the sexiest fans I have ever seen. The blue LED makes it look even cooler especially when it is spinning at maximum speed. Noise production I was surprised that it wasn't very noisy at maximum speed. My previous fan, Sharkoon silent eagle, would be heard when the fan starts spinning at full speed. This one is constantly on full speed at all times and I barely hear it. I Love this Fan Intel Core 2Quad 2.4 @ 3.609, Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3R, OCZ Reaper HPC DDR-1066 CL5 kit, Sharkoon Seraphim case, 2x120mm sharkoon silent eagle 1000 fans, 2x140mm sharkoon midrange fans, 2x80mm sharkoon silent eagle LED fans, |







