Pros: easy to mount ,fit on my evga 680i mobo just right height each fan has red and blue color looks cool.

Cons: none yet very solid base

Overall Review: fans cool my 4gbs of ram and rest of board very good fan highly recommend.

Pros: Super awesome cooling. Runs pretty quiet, the other case fans are louder than this Thermaltake. The lighting actually is quite nice, I'm using it in an Antec 300 Case and it gives a cool balance of blue and red lighting that highlights the components in the case without making it into an eye piercing light show. I'd really like to write a lot more because this cooler really deserves more reviews than it has received on NewEgg. I don't write many reviews here, though I've bought a ton of equipment through NewEgg, more than 24 PCs and 2 servers for the biotech company I helped start, however this is one of my favorite products so I wanted to give it a shout out and a heads up to those who are looking that this CPU heatsink is where it's at.

Cons: It's not as tight to fit as I thought. I used the heatsink in an Antec 300 case with a Gigabyte motherboard and Mushkin 4gb memory and it fits fine, just took a bit of elbow grease to screw in one of the clamps. Unless you've got sticks of RAM with a big comb like heat sink this will work for you.

Overall Review: I used it with an Antec 300 case and a GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3R LGA 775 and Muschkin 2x2GB memory. The cooler on the motherboard chipset touches the clamp for the heatsink a bit on one side, but it just takes a little bit of elbow grease to screw it in tight and make a good seal.

Pros: -really cool looking. -idle: 28C full load: =< 53C

Cons: i wish it would allow you to install perpendicular to what it DOES allow. One of the fans hangs over my RAM slots and I had to buy new RAM because they no longer fit. Not really a con, I should have done more research on size dimensions.

Pros: replaced my stock Q9450 fan with this, night and day!! running currently at 3.52 ghz OC, idle 20C.. down 10C.. running FSX (with 4 cores maxed) 31C to 33C maximum. FSX at 16x, 37C .. on a Gigabyte X48 DQ6, and 8gb Mushkin REDLINE PC8000. All my futre builds with have this one, and this one only, period. It's engineering is A++ . Fans cool northbridge and DDR also, :) .. easy installation, MB must be removed, I suggest to install MB after mounting bracket is attached, as well as DDR, and all wiring that will attach to MB under the cooler, then easy attach cooler with two spring screws.. I used supplied thermal paste, no problem, works great. Quiet, one constant speed. Fits easily on my MB and in my Coolmaster Case.. why spend more?? this thing rocks..!!! it's simply fantastic..!! I'll be working towards 3.8 ghz soon. Good price, outstanding cooler..!! after bracket is installed, removing and re-attaching cooler, is a cinch.

Cons: zippo..

Overall Review: Newegg delivered this to me in TWO DAYS, from order date.. wow..!! the best online seller I have ever used. I have ordered tons of stuff from newegg, two PC's worth of parts and other stuff. They have never dissapointed..:) first class service.. !! always

Pros: -Great overall heat dissipation performance. Kept my AMD 810 3.2Gzh @ ~30C/40C idle/load. -Easy installation, but requires you to take off your motherboard CPU plate. -The fans are surprisingly quiet, eliminating the need to lower speeds. -The two fans also move a good amount of air. -Overall great, quality construction of the heat sink.

Cons: -May have issues fitting some cases or motherboards because of its width. -Depending on motherboard/case fan layout, the airflow from the DuOrb's fans can have undesired effects. This is due to the fans circulating air inside the case instead of moving it upward or toward the back of the case. -Heat sink fins are thin and can be easily bent in or out of shape.

Overall Review: -The physical appeal of this cooler is left to personal preference, but it looks great in my rig! -I highly recommend this cooler based on performance, looks, and quality.

Pros: 45 degrees C average temp on my 3.0 GHz Core 2 Duo. Very quiet. Copper fins attached to heat pipes are much more efficient at heat transfer than aluminum fins found in other units.

Cons: The assembly is quite large and takes up a good portion of the case. Installation turned out to be more difficult than I thought - the fan that this unit replaced had push pins, this one screws to nuts that need to be placed on the back of the MB - of course I had to disassemble almost the entire computer to install.

Pros: Fracking awesome cooling. (Looks cool too)

Cons: A little large, but worth it for the cooling provided.

Overall Review: I had no problems installing this in a NZXT Tempest case with a MSI-K9A2 Platinum MB

Pros: the fins on this thing are INSANELY thin and bendable nothing close to how thick the aluminum fins on the big typhoon VX it makes it great for low tdp processors great looking lights thermal take stamped on each and every copper fin is very attractive lapped plate cant really make a temp statement its only running 2-5 degrees celcius over room temperature at idle athlon II x4 620 propus core

Cons: fins are REALLY easy to bend be careful handling it as to not bend them installation manual was COMPLETELY useless figured it out myself though works great now

Overall Review: if you don't like your computer looking like a cop don't get this xD