Pros: I'm putting this in a Silverstone SG03 case. This is a perfect fit for the SG03, allows a bottom-intake ATX power supply to pull air over the NT06 and exhaust it out the back.

Cons: The stock backplate does not work well with some LG775 motherboards (my test system is an Asus P5E-VM HDMI) - the line of capacitors and VRM transformers on two sides of the processor means you are going to have protruding pins digging into the insulation on the backing plate. After measuring everything up, I decided I wasn't too happy with the length of the protruding pins relative to the thickness of the insulation on the backing plate. I used a dremel tool to smooth down the pins I was worried about so that they were little more than bumps on the surface of the board. Don't attempt to merely snip off the protruding pins with a pair of cutters - that will only make them sharper, and few pairs of cutters can cut the pin close enough to the board. Silverstone, Please Fix This!

Overall Review: Poorly designed screw anchors for the air shroud - the black surround is held in by four TINY sheet-metal screws that are seated into adjacent fins. My NT06 came out of the box with two of those screws very loose, one had actually fallen out. I decided to remove the screws and replace them with larger scews, this took some work to drill out the holes in the surround to fit the screws. Not an easy heatsink to install, I'd say.

Pros: Perfect with the SG01-Evo case for mini silent system. Straightforward to install. Keeps my low watt CPU cool without a noisy fan. When gaming hard, CPU stays cooler than GPU on my setup even with a *small* step of O/C - Barely 38C while the poor 8600GT starts alarming at almost 50C :-/

Cons: Bought 2 & one item came a little bent, it was hard to remove the protective foam between heatsink & radiator w/o bending the fins. I was unwilling to bend the heat pipes back to make it sit perfectly against the PSU (only off by a few mm) In spite of that absolutely no cooling problems or issues as compared to an identically spec'd setup both running 24/7 for 6 mos.

Overall Review: Built 2 SG01-Evo's each using an NT06 LITE (fanless) with A64 X2 5200+ brisbane 65W, Fanless 8600GT, & seasonic 600w PSU with the 120mm & extra little 40mm fan. Running 2 80mm exhaust fans + 80mm hard drive fan controlled by an SST FP-52. Excellent quiet gaming SFF PC that fit my budget- right around $1000

Pros: Works out great with SG01-E. Fits snuggly under power supply. At first it was hitting the back of the case, so I swapped direction and now fits just fine.

Cons: While tightening, it did warp the motherboard a little so I didn't go any further with it.

Overall Review: This is a HUGE heatsink but impressive looking and fully functional.

Pros: 1) Allows you to change position of which way the heatsink faces. 2) Large surface area. 3) Allows you to add your preference of fan (I got a 120mm 84cfm aero turbine), and whether you want it to blow cool air from outside onto fins, or suck warm air away from fins. (You may want to fiddle around with this concept since it does affect temp change slightly either way...and you'll have to change configuration of your other fans, also, if you want case to be under positive pressure or negative pressure; fans BLOWING IN more air than can be removed in a given amount of time, or fans REMOVING more air than what can be provided in a given amount of time. I prefer positive pressure since it acts like a fireman's scba, keeps bad things out if you got a leak/an incomplete seal with your case, provides sufficient amount of time and air quantity for transfer of heat to occur (basic thermodynamics), and less frequent dust cleaning sessions are required). 4) Good for low profile systems

Cons: Being that it has dropped my no load temps from 57 to 35-37 (Arctic Silver 5 applied). That's over 20 degree drop, no load. Load temps 63-65 has dropped to no higher than 45...same dealio. However, keep in mind, I was positive I messed up installing AMD's stock HS&F...bumbled and fumbled with it, therefore, prolly creating air pockets...anywho, too hot, obviously. Not anymore!

Overall Review: This a good buy for my gaming habits. Keeps cpu nice and cool, don't have to worry about overheating now. System: am2 5200, m2n32 sli-deluxe wireless, 4gig crucial ballistix ddr2 800, 64-bit vista, 3 x 320gig seagate barracuda sata 3.0 raid 5, evga 7600gt 256mb sli X 16 x 2 cards, sunbeam acrylic cube case (look this thing up, it's a sweet case, but requires some modding if you want better airflow, of which I definitely did). Hope this helps ya'll make a decision.

Pros: Decent quality. Excellent looks. Fairly easy to install.

Cons: The top radiator was slightly bent. Also the screw holes in the top are nearly worthless with the screws that they give you to install a 120mm fan on the top, the holes which you mount the fan to go straight into the radiator fins, forcing you to either bend the fins, or not have the screws go in very far and stick out of the top.

Overall Review: I would buy this again.

Pros: Great construcion and finish, very customizable mounting, best solution for the SG03 case. Can mount fan on the top or bottom of the fins (with a little work).

Cons: ...

Overall Review: AM2 5000x2, SG-03 case, ST50-EF-SC psu, GA-MA69GM-S2H mobo. Took the shroud off and flipped it so the fan mounts would be on bottom. Because of the hole pattern where the heat-pipes go through the shroud, they won't match up when you flip it, so it becomes slightly longer. Mounted a scyth 120mm to blow up through cooler. Use short screws to mount the fan (only through the tabs that mount to the cooler, not all the way through the fan and both sets of tabs), so the screw heads don't interfere with the cooler thumbscrews. Arrange it so that the heatpipes go over the ram slots. Plug in all of your mobo connections before mounting this thing; you don't want to have to do it twice. Considering I installed it on a hair-brained whim, I am extremely satisfied ( if not a little surprised) that it worked at all.

Pros: Perfect for use in conjunction with SG03-b SFF case. Excellent cooling abilities. Easy install with motherboard out of case. Should fit anything you might want to install it on.

Cons: Motherboard must be out of case to install this cooler. (What high performance cooler doesn't though nowadays?)

Overall Review: If your thinking of getting the Silverstone SG03 case, get this too and you will thank me later! NEWEGG rules!

Pros: Select a good speed controlled 120mm fan, it will keep everything very cool and quiet. Great product, and have bought since for 3 builds. Ski ball: always a pro, anywhere, any time.

Cons: It's a little pricey, but only a little for it's performance. I didn't have any of the issues with the back plate or fan screws/mounting. Then again I've been building for 12 years, maybe I'm just not snotty about having to baby things a little? Either way, I've heard and read on here that it's a con, so there you have it.

Overall Review: I checked all 3 systems just for you guys: the new egg community. Used to cool: X2 6400+ black ed. Idle @ 42C load @ 49C X4 9650 Phenom Idle@ 45C load @ 53C LGA775 E2220 Idle @ 34C load @41C All installed with arctic ceramique. I use a lower profile 120 fan for the top. It keeps it's height within reason (like 4 - 4 1/2 inches I'd guess).