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Author: Dennis Garcia
CoolJag CJC665C Review
Author: Dennis Garcia
Published: Thursday, October 09, 2003
Conclusion
This is the second CoolJag heatsink reviewed here at Ninjalane and I am quite surprised with the CJC665C. The mounting system is of a non-standard design and requires some effort to install though the process isn't very complicated. Even though the included metal back plate would imply that the clips exert a great deal of force, the heatsink actually sits quite loose once installed.
Fan placement complements the skived heatsink by providing a decent amount of airflow with a minimal amount of noise. Though what really impressed me the most was how the heatsink remained cool to the touch, even under heavy load. The benchmarks and C/W calculations help to reaffirm this showing that the CJC665C is an excellent high-performance replacement for just about any Pentium 4 system.
Fan placement complements the skived heatsink by providing a decent amount of airflow with a minimal amount of noise. Though what really impressed me the most was how the heatsink remained cool to the touch, even under heavy load. The benchmarks and C/W calculations help to reaffirm this showing that the CJC665C is an excellent high-performance replacement for just about any Pentium 4 system.
The Good Things
Excellent Cooling
Quiet Fan
Skived Fin Design
Included Metal Back Plate
Easily Replaceable 70mm Fan
Quiet Fan
Skived Fin Design
Included Metal Back Plate
Easily Replaceable 70mm Fan
The Bad Things
Longer Installation Process
Ninjalane Rating
I would like to thank CoolJag for helping to make this review possible.
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