ThermalTake TR2 M13 SE @ Bytesector

24th November 2004, 20:27

All of these coolers are great at what they do and come feature packed,
but they also come with a price tag higher than most people want to pay.
So what is the solution? It is simply to introduce some lower-end, less
expensive coolers that play off the unique features that set ThermalTake
coolers apart. Well, after some time, the TR2 series has done just that.
Today I will be taking a look at the TR2 M13 socket 775 cooler. Using what
appears to be the same fan used on ThermalTake’s award-winning Silent
Boost, this heatsink uses a slightly different fin design than previous
socket 775 coolers, but will it be enough to out cool ThermalTake’s Jungle
512 cooler? Let’s find out.

http://www.bytesector.com/data/bs-article.asp?ID=373

24th November 2004, 20:36

Looks alot like an P4 3.2 prescot stock cooler

Prescot stock

thermaltake's

24th November 2004, 20:49

Hollow copper core ??? And what about "always have a good contact with the core" ???
=> "You can't blaim us for not having a good contact with the core, becaus there isn't

"

24th November 2004, 21:48

you can see the screwholes for the 80mm? fan so that's the top.

the bottom will have a full copper base

jmke · 24th November 2004, 21:52

0wned

24th November 2004, 22:51

Oops

24th November 2004, 20:27	#1
StaRflaM Posts: n/a	ThermalTake TR2 M13 SE @ Bytesector All of these coolers are great at what they do and come feature packed, but they also come with a price tag higher than most people want to pay. So what is the solution? It is simply to introduce some lower-end, less expensive coolers that play off the unique features that set ThermalTake coolers apart. Well, after some time, the TR2 series has done just that. Today I will be taking a look at the TR2 M13 socket 775 cooler. Using what appears to be the same fan used on ThermalTake’s award-winning Silent Boost, this heatsink uses a slightly different fin design than previous socket 775 coolers, but will it be enough to out cool ThermalTake’s Jungle 512 cooler? Let’s find out. http://www.bytesector.com/data/bs-article.asp?ID=373

24th November 2004, 21:52	#5
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24th November 2004, 20:36	#2
StaRflaM Posts: n/a	Looks alot like an P4 3.2 prescot stock cooler Prescot stock thermaltake's

24th November 2004, 20:49	#3
wutske Posts: n/a	Hollow copper core ??? And what about "always have a good contact with the core" ??? => "You can't blaim us for not having a good contact with the core, becaus there isn't "

24th November 2004, 21:48	#4
kristos Posts: n/a	you can see the screwholes for the 80mm? fan so that's the top. the bottom will have a full copper base