Anyone have any experience with "PC Power & Cooling" products?

[Lou Natic]

Saw this company surfing around, thought I'd see what you guys think of their stuff. They make some CPU HSFs that don't seem too impressive, but they have a chipset/GPU cooler that looks interesting:

Think this would be any better than a Corb, or possibly as good as a Cool Jag?

 

[trdsw20]

Never heard of them before but I thin the Corb would definitely have more airflow and probably provide better cooling...
Hey but I could be wrong

 

[It_The_Cow]

It looks a lot like OEM heatsinks that already come with cards. It looks like it would be a good replacement HSF and a decent chipset cooler, but it wouldn't be the best. Depending on how much it is, it may or may not be worth it

 

[Silversinksam]

That cooler is kind of a lemon, Heres a link to buy an almost identicle fan for $3.50

Here


BUT, PC Power & Cooling makes some of the highest Quality PSU's made, Colin has one.


Heres their Homepage

http://www.pcpowercooling.com/home.htm

 

[stool]

Their PSUs are really high quality, as are their cases. Some of their accessories are kind of rare and interesting. The GPU cooler you show, I got a couple of years ago, when vid cards weren't as hot or fast as they are now, so I don't really know if it would do you that much good anymore. Stay away from their other cooling products, as they are basically run-of-the-mill.

 

[Lou Natic]

Yeah, I wasn't impressed with the CPU HSFs they had at all. They might work for a K6-400 or something, but nothing modern.

 

[muddocktor]

That gpu cooler looks pretty much like the Tennmax Lasagna cooler I put on an old TNT vid card a couple of years ago. It worked well on that old vid chip but I don't know how it would work on a modern gpu.

EDIT:Silversinksam, that cooler is a larger version of the Lasagna cooler I used on that old TNT card and if you can remove the clip, might work well as a hsf for a gpu. I was able to oc that old TNT card up from 90 mhz stock to 140 mhz, which was getting to TNT2 speeds. That link also has some pretty good prices.

muddocktor