I’m going to start this review backwards, and go right in with the price. This cooler is £29.99, that’s right, under thirty quid for an all-black, dual-tower air cooler with two fans. Even if the performance is middling at best, that’s still going to be pretty great value for money. However, ID-Cooling has a really good reputation when it comes to their in-house designed cooling products, so we may yet be impressed even further.
It’s well equipped too, featuring six heat pipes that run in a U-shape through both of the heatsink towers. It can be run in a single fan configuration for maximum RAM compatibility, in a dual fan configuration that gives 40-43mm of RAM clearance (depending on how high you mount the fan), or we an extra fan (sold separately) it can be run in a triple fan configuration for maximum airflow.
How ID-Cooling has done these for such a low price is baffling, but let’s dive into it for a closer look and see what it has to offer.
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