Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
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 Rating: Review Date: 08/28/11 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:Sort of heavy
Pros:Great craftsmanshipHighly Effective |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/19/09 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:Mounting feels not secure, but it does the job still.
Pros:Copper base mirror finish, low profile Comment:
Took my whole rampage extreme heatsink out and insatlled this heatsink on the south bridge, installation is a snap however it doesn't feel strongly secure, maybe due to no backplate, but it is good enough as a aftermarket unit. Cooled few degrees. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/26/08 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:Not better than stock
Pros:SilentLow profile and doesn't interfere with my video card Comment:
When my fan died on my DFI NF4 motherboard for the 2nd time, I was tired of replacing the chipset fan so this fit the bill perfectly. I hate the whiny sound those chipset coolers make when they start dieing. However, cooling is only equivalent to the stock cooler. I was expecting better cooling but I guess you can only do so much with such a small low profile heatsink. At least it's silent, low profile fit's perfectly and doesn't interfere with my video card, and I'll never have to worry about replacing it again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/14/08 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:None
Pros:-Low profile-Low cost Comment:
I have a asus a8n-e and I wanted to put a 8800 GTS in my box. The original northbridge heatsink was remove because it was really annoying and not cooling at all. But the replacement heatsink was in the way of the 8800, so I choose this one.I had littled trouble inserting it, and yes it run a little hotter than the old one, but not too much. I keep a good airflow on it, since it's a little bit crammed under the gpu. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/29/08 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:Temps about the same or maybe 1 or 2 degrees higher than my original Heatsink/Fan Combo that was default on motherboard
Pros:-Fits under PCI-E Slot 1 for my Biostar Tforce 570 SLI-No noisy fan-Heavy for its size and looks to be made well-Came with its own thermal paste (i didn't use) Comment:
I needed to replace my Northbridge Fan located near/under my PCI-E Slot 1 Video card because the fan was extremely noisy and beginning to die, i had to re-apply sewing machine oil to that old fan every week, just got annoying...I looked at some of the heatsinks available and they were too large and would have clipped my 8800GT, I could have moved my 8800GT to slot2 but i've had issues of it running at 8X instead of 16X when i do that for this motherboardSo this fits perfect under there and temps have remained about the same, the heatsink/fan combo that came with the Biostar Tforce 570 SLI mobo ran at about 5000 RPM or higher and this cools it about the same using Artic Silver 5 for thermal paste. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/26/08 |
Enzotech CNB-S1L Heatsinks only
Cons:Not enough adjustement room to fit boards.
Pros:Very well built and perfectly flat base Comment:
I bought this to cool the southbridge of my Maximus Formula and I'm really impressed by the quality of the heatsink, especially the flat base. The performance is excellent but I had to resort to thermal tape to install it on the SB since the holes is not spaced correctly for the board holes. |
Great cooler for Northbridges, HBAs and raid SOCs.