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| ASUS Lion Square CPU Cooler Review | |
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Introduction:
 ASUS Lion Square CPU Cooler |
As I was browsing the area's local
Fry's Electronics and PC stores, I came to realize that they all seem to carry
plenty of generic to average CPU coolers with only a few good coolers in smaller
quantities. For instance, there are plenty of coolers pretty much guaranteed to
cool 10 degrees better than the stock coolers that come with your retail
processors. And about the only way to get them to cool better is to add your own
louder more powerful fan.
Occasionally, there'll be some even better coolers from the likes of Zalman or
Thermaltake which sell out faster than gasoline. So, left to frustration, the
only way to get a cooler worthy of occupying a really nice system build is to
order from Newegg or Pricegrabber. Why don't large retail stores carry similar,
if not the same, coolers that are otherwise exceptional in performance?
Another frustrating thing about many of the CPU coolers local stores carry,
besides the obvious lack of performance, is that they're very bland, blank, or
boring coolers. There's no character or note worthy features what so ever. These
cheapo coolers aren't selling because they are the most feasible. They're
selling because it's the only thing these retailers can save a buck on and
offer. Ultimately, this kind of business model is destined to fail. So, while
they're slowly failing and fading from the consumer radar, online retailers are
out to give us something worth waiting for from the delivery man.
One such CPU cooler arrived yesterday from ASUS hot from the factory and just
now reaching Newegg's shelves. It arrived with that special, new freshly
assembled smell. The new
ASUS Lion Square CPU Cooler aims at offering better cooling performance,
unique character, and a little bit of cultural art and history all in one installation.
Specifications:
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* All specifications are subject to change without notice. Please
check with your supplier for exact offers. Products may not be
available in all markets.
* PCB color and bundled software versions are subject to change without notice. * Brand and product names mentioned are trademarks of their respective companies. |
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