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RBMODS REVIEWS |
Date 2003-10-19
Provider: Coolermaster
Author: BigMan
Editor: Princess Ammie
Coolermaster Aero 7 Lite
We have reviewed several Aero coolers from Coolermaster and they have all had great test resuslts. Tonite we are having a look at a Lite version of the Aero 7.
Instead of a copper heatsink it has an alimunum one. We are going to have a look how it performs against Coolermasters newcomer Jet 7 which also has tha same cooling technique.
Stay tuned....
About Coolermaster
Since 1992, Cooler Master has designed, developed, and manufactured a myriad of innovative cooling devices for desktop personal computers. Cooler Master is proud to offer it's impressive line of patented thermal solutions. Few people in the PC manufacturing industry are unfamiliar with the name Cooler Master.
Even though Cooler Master is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer, the best proof of high quality standards is derived from the type of customers that we serve. You will find Cooler Master thermal solutions inside the computer's of companies like IBM, Hewlett Packard, Gateway 2000, NEC, Packard Bell, Compaq, Fujitsu, Siemens, and a myriad of other respected brands worldwide.
Specifications on the product:
Socket Type Socket A, 370, 462
Heat Sink Dimension 60 x 80 x 45 mm
Heat Sink Material Aluminum with Copper Cylinder Insertion
Fan Dimension 80 x 80 x 70 mm
Fan Speed 1900~3500 rpm
Fan Airflow 10.9~20.9 CFM
Fan Air Pressure 2.9~10.7mm H2O
Bearing Type Dual ball bearing
Features:
-Blower's newest design let the cooler able to blow towards the center of the heat sink.
-More powerful blowers produce larger air pressure than traditional axial fans.
-External fan speed adjustment on PCI and 3 1/2" bracket allows user to set the desire fan rpm (1900~3500) without opening up the chassis.
-Improved clip for easy installation.
The product:
 
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Lite version. We can see this on the package already. They decided to skip the plastic version that they usually use.
Also the cooler is in aluminum with a copper core instead of complete copper. This package was nice though it's small and on the back we have the specifications for this cooler.
 
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The box was small but inside we still found the cooler itself with some accessories. The accessories were a floppy drive bracket with a PCI slot bracket. You just have to decided where you want the
fan controller installed to reach it as easy as possible. The cooler looks the same as the Aero7 but its in aluminum therefore a different color.
 
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Same great fan is on this cooler as the rest of the Aero series. As we all know this fan is alot better than the traditional fan if you look at the noise/air ratio.
The specifications said new better clip system. Well I don't have anything to complain about when it comes to that since it was really easy to clip this on. It has some nice holders where you
can push the screwdriver into and not worry about hitting the motherboard with the screwdriver.
 
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Very nice and well made heatsink. On the bottom we found a plastic cover to protect the bottom and to also protect the thermal compound from being smeared out.
Pre-applied thermal paste is good but personally I hate it :) Artic Silver all the way.....
More pics and conclusion >>>>> Page 2
Thank you Coolermaster for making this review possible
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