Enzotech MST-88 C1100 Forged Copper Heatsinks only

Pros: If you have or plan on getting a Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3 Motherboard this is a MUST HAVE. Heatsink clips on to the motherboard like it was made for it. Heatsink Gets HOT to the touch Which tells me its working well. I can now overclock my 1090T six core with a little more peace of mind.

Cons: NONE

Pros: Absorbs heat

Cons: Little steep

Overall Review: Other than being a tad high in price, the MST-88 fits the Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3 like a glove, a tad tight, but fits none the less. I went with the 870 over the 880 and 890gx due to the added USB's and didn't need crossfire or onboard. Add this little baby and now you can OC with comfort.

Pros: Heavy, high-mass forged copper heatsink sucks the heat out of MOSFET farms like a tornado. Solid pins, high qual thermal tape.

Cons: Thermal Tape instead of thermal compound.

Overall Review: This is the correct heatsink for a Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P motherboard. Literally clip and play installation. Be careful and plan your heatsinks carefully - a large CPU heatsink will make it impossible to use this MOSFET heatsink do to interference, but a Scythe heatpipe or a OEM one will work perfectly - and believe me, you WANT your MOSFET to have a heatsink on them!

Pros: Easy to install and very secure once installed. Nice addition to the board since no stock MOSFET cooler was provided.

Cons: Heatsink cooling pins were bent on both edges but they straightened out easily.

Overall Review: If you plan to OC your board/CPU buy it now.

Pros: Looked nice Shipped in good shape and fast

Cons: Didn't fit my motherboard

Overall Review: Nothing against the part I should have checked into it more but it will not fit a GIGABYTE GA-880GA-UD3H . I had read where it was fitting the Gigabyte 870's and didn't realize there would be that much difference between the two. So now I am stuck with the item and I wish it would fit would look great on my board.

Pros: Nicely made. Eased my mind while overclocking my GA-MA770T-UD3P MB which didn't have a MOSFET heatsink. There is some heft to this thing.

Cons: None

Overall Review: For the complaints about price... Have you checked copper prices lately. Bought any plumbing lately. U.S. pennies have been made out of zinc since 1982, think about it.

Pros: Solid copper design and even has some weight in it. Easy fit and snap in clips hold it snug to the vrm.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Fits the GA-MA770T-UD3P gigabyte mobo perfectly

Pros: Bought this for a Gigabyte MA770T-UD3P board as it doesn't have an included heatsink on the integrated MOSFET. All copper construction and nice thermal tape should help to dissipate heat. An absolute necessity for those that are going to overclock an AMD black edition processor and not a bad idea to use one even if you plan to stay at stock frequencies. This seems to be a quality piece, has really good heft when you pick it up and installation is simple with the push pins. I was happy that they lined up perfectly on the board too. Nothing is worse than having to manipulate parts around to get them to fit due to poor quality control and production methods. Happy to report that this is not an issue with this heatsink.

Cons: Price could be lower but you'd probably end up getting aluminum rather than copper so you can't really complain too much.

Overall Review: I really wish Gigabyte would have supplied a HS on this board, even if it is one of their cheaper ones. Thankfully Enzotech has us covered. Be VERY careful with the installation. This unit is all copper which is a very soft metal. It's very easy to bend the cooling pins when pushing down on the push pins........although they do bend back just as easily. I guess many people are in need of this part as it is sold out virtually all the time. If you need it grab it while you can.