16€94
Good value for money.
The mounting is not necessarily the most practical.
Silent Ventirad.
The fan is very discreet, with a beautiful blue light
The only downside is that when you install it, you have to press like crazy to clip the fan into place - you could imagine breaking the processor or the fan.
I bought this Ventirad as part of an upgrade to my processor.
- positive points: thermal paste supplied, it looks nice in blue
- negative points: not easy to install!
Overall satisfied!
Incompatible on SOCKET LGA 775 (ASUS p5g41c-m lx motherboard).
Replaced by the "Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo" which is perfectly compatible, but beware, a little high, but if it passes, it does the job perfectly with a core 2 duo 9550.
This is the second time I have ordered this product to set up configurations for friends.
One word "NIKEL".
Small price, does the job anyway!
Just to say one thing, the fins are thin and very fragile, they don't break but they bend at the slightest contact, difficult to avoid during assembly.
Afterwards, you have to do it on purpose when using the PC!
I hesitated for a long time due to a bad review left, but no worries it works great, 1300 rpm and the CPU only reaches 31° in normal use, fragile fins but like all fancy CPU fans. Good value for money.
Be careful with the height but otherwise everything is easy. There is even thermal paste included in the package.
Frankly, considering the price, it is good value for money. Modular just right.
To find a black spot: The circular base on which to hang the block is a bit large and barely fits on my motherboard due to the extra heatpipes on the model. A square base might have been more practical.
Extremely quiet... At the same time it doesn't breathe much air... I tried to put it on a proco at 125w of undervolted tdp and surprisingly, on a 1h test load the proco did not exceed 75 degrees.
We'll see in the long run.
It does its job very well, the only drawback is the installation which is not necessarily obvious but when you find the technique it works. I recommend it for the price!
-10 degrees compared to stock rad intel, quieter in high heat,
incredible price, very easy to assemble, thermal paste included, compact and pretty.
Much better than the original intel ventirad, for a more than reasonable price.
1 point less for the fixings.
The quality of the radiator is really limited, the fins are as thin as the metal of a can, almost as fragile as aluminum foil.
It crumples when handled!
The A30 has trouble dissipating 65 watts TDP so be careful! "I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use a crumpled up ball of aluminum with a flat edge!
I'm not keeping it, I'm going to change it !!!!
This fan is not as good as a simple fan that is more than 13 years old. The fan speed does not even exceed 600 rpm. My cpu heats up and the pc crashes. Moreover, it is not adapted to the AM range. The fan blades are of very poor quality.
I have paired it with a Msi motherboard in an Antech GX 200 window blue case, it looks great. And quiet too! Of course, it requires a 4 pin adapter if you want to manage the speed. Good value for money.
/But be careful, the power supply of the ventirad is a 3 pins type so no PWR, so your motherboard must be able to switch to vcc mode on the connector to adjust the fan speed otherwise it will always be at max.
As usual Antec provides us with a great fan without breaking the bank.
Compatible with all sockets and cools my 65W processor very well even overclocked.
I think it is also very suitable for 95W.
Plus it has a little blue led.
