| Thermaltake SuperOrb
This cooler is the only one here cooled by two fans. However,
its monstrous size and twin fan system cannot save it from being
the worst cooler tested here. There is only one reason you might
even consider getting this cooler - the looks which I personally
don't even think is pretty.
There is nothing good about this cooler. It's not easy to
install and if you're not careful with it, you may crack the core
of your processor. It has about the worst clip system in the
roundup. Taking this cooler off is equally difficult. Using tools
like screwdrivers will not help. You have to rely on your own
hands. One side of the clip uses all three tabs on the socket
while the other side only uses one.
|
Fan
|
| Fan Dimensions |
50 x 50 x
25 mm (Bottom)
50 x 50 x 20 mm (Top) |
| Rated Voltage |
DC 12V
(Both) |
| Started Voltage |
9V (Top)
7V (Bottom) |
| Rated Current |
0.21A Max.
(Top)
0.18A Max. (Bottom) |
| Input Power |
2.52W (Top)
2.16W (Bottom) |
| Fan Speed |
5500±10%
RPM (Top)
5000±10% RPM (Bottom) |
| Air Pressure |
6.05mm H2O
(Top)
6.6mm H2O (Bottom) |
| Air Delivery |
17.3 CFM
(Top)
22.98 CFM (Bottom) |
| Noise Level |
34 dBA
(Top)
28.3 dBA (Bottom) |
| Bearing Type |
Two ball
bearings (Both) |
| Fan Life |
50,000
hours (Both) |
| Fan Safety |
UL/CE/CSA |
| Connector |
3 pins |
|
Heatsink
|
| Material |
Aluminum
6063 |
| Interface |
Dow Corning
T340 Thermal Grease |
| Thermal Resistance |
0.60 C/W |
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