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Thermaltake Silent Boost RX K8 CPU Cooler Review
Date Published:
03-24-2006
Written By:
Millsy
Provided By:
Thermaltake
Discuss Article:
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Introduction:

   Not much to say here, Thermaltake sent an RX K8 for me to review, at first glance, it's a fairly normal CPU cooler, by that I mean it doesn't stick out 3 feet in every direction, blink with 12 blindly bright LED's.

Box
RX K8

  I think I’m going to get tired of saying this, but umm “Lets get the stats over with”… there, I said it.

P/N
CL-P0296
Fan Speed
2200 ± 10% RPM
Fan Dimension
92x92x38 mm
Max Air Flow
38.7 CFM
Heatsink Dimension
85x73x48 mm (46 fins)
Air Pressure
2.69 mm H2O
Rated Voltage
12V
Noise
18 dBA
Started Voltage
6V

 Life Expectation

          30,000 hours
Rated Current
0.25A
Connector
3 PIN
Power Input
2.88W
Weight
543g

Overview:

   Installation was just as easy as they claim. Spread goop, push it on, hook the metal clip on the motherboard adaptor, then flip the lever.

Box
Step one
Box
Step uhh B?

   After my debacle with Big Typhoon, I was really happy to have such a simple, yet effective method.

Box
No mirror here
Box
Fan

   The fins and base are all copper, thin, but sturdy. The finish on the base is far from shiny, I know a lot of people put a lot of stock in a perfect base, but I don’t care what it looks like, as long as it works.

   Of course the fan is a special touch, with almost no frame, it supposedly makes it quieter. I do like the look it gives the heatsink, sort of minimalist.


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