VIGOR GAMING CLT-M2I 92mm Thermal Electric CPU Cooler

Pros: Very nice CPU cooler thus far. E6600 OC'ed to 3.42 with the 5.25 drive reading 28 deg. C. Asus PCprobeII displays 31 C but even w/ 3 deg difference its acceptable. I have never seen the display go to/above 30 deg yet which is promising for oc'ers. Very glad I went with this setup.

Cons: The price is a little bit steep. The Titan Amanda is quite similar for a substantial price difference, but I didnt want to use up pci slot on it. Installation could provide a little bit more detail. I used their website in addition to the manual they included in the packaging. The power/fan cable connected to the petlier device is pretty short, would have been nicer to have some more room to move it since its very close to my ram.

Overall Review: Despite what people in reviews say about installation, it really isnt all that tricky with a new system. Yes, there is somewhat of a balancing act, but it isnt all that precarious if there is nothing else installed on the motherboard. Just make sure you have the heatsink aligned properly (fan blowing out of the case). For users looking to put this on a system already assembled, well, sorry to say you will have to disassemble everything and remove your motherboard from your case for installation. My only concern at this point would be the life span of the device, if it can outlast my computer. Only time will tell.

Pros: Extremely good cooling with my Intel 3.0 dual core. The LCD panel gives the temp of one of the peltier plates, and I have never seen it go over 29C under very heavy loads, 24C at idle. My system CPU temp reads 19C at idle and never higher than 37C that I've seen. Way to go!

Cons: The fan is quite loud and noticeably cycles the fan speed. I can easily hear it over 4 120mm fans and an Nvidia 8800. It was a little tricky to install the screws, but definitely doable, and as usual, the manual is half worthless.

Overall Review: Great cooling if you have the room in your case for it and can handle the loud fan changing speeds often. I could do without the control panel, there's no need for yet another light source on my case.

Pros: Easy to install. Smaller than Zalman CNP9700. Able to overclock my Intel QX6700 quad core to 3.6GHz on ASUS Commando motherboard. Idle temp 34c, loaded temo 41c.

Cons: It throws out alot of heat.

Overall Review: It keeps the CPU cool but heats my computer room 4 degree's hotter than the rest of the house.

Pros: have it on a EVGA 680i motherboard, overclocked a 6600 to 3.4 gHz no problem. I didn't have any fit issues that I noticed. Stock speed CPU temp is about 28C, overclocked and under load runs about 37C (all with ambient at 27C)

Cons: Would have been nice to have a 75 watt TEC with temp control

Pros: This is the cooling solution to get, bar none. I have found nothing that beats this. Although large, it is no bigger than other high end cpu heatsinks and is lighter as well. My cpu (e6700) at full load now runs at what my old setup (heatsink and fan) would run at idle. Buy it now!

Cons: None.

Pros: Keeps my CPU cool, no more than 40C idle and 50C full load.

Cons: It's not really a "con", but this thing gives off a lot of heat. So make sure your case is properly ventilated. (see below)

Overall Review: A thing to remember is that the was the TEC chip works. It that it keeps your CPU w/in 5 degrees of the temperature in your case. This is why it's important to make sure your case is properly ventilated.

Pros: Amazingly efficient, quiet, cool blue leds, constant temperature monitoring

Cons: huge, it almost blocks the memory slots on my motherboard

Overall Review: this is absolutely worth the cost. For those of you that care, I've over clocked my Q6600 from 2.4 ghz to 3.61 ghz and the system is stable and runs at 26 degrees Celsius under load. Wow!

Pros: Keeps my Q6600 Overclocked to 2.8 really cool. Idle temperature now stays at 32C. Before I overclocked the CPU it idled below 30C. Under load it hasn't gone above 41C. Easy install I would say. Blue led is nice, as is the drive bay reporting unit. If you're not looking for a step up from conventional air cooling units, and a great alternative for liquid cooling- consider this product.

Cons: May not fit in every case, since it is a pretty big cooler. I would have liked to see a manual fan speed adjust on the drive bay unit.

Overall Review: Antec P182 Case w/5 120mm fans eVGA 680i nForce MOBO Q6600 @ 2.8GHz eVGA 8800GTX SC 4GB Crucial Ballistix 8500 WD 150GB Raptor 10K Seagate 80GB 7.2K SB Augidy Pro Windows Vista Ultimate