Given that the SilentiumPC Fera 5 is a budget-focused cooling solution, we clearly did not expect this to provide any high-end results in our testing. Sometimes you simply have to balance your expectations against what you’ve paid. Against many of these preconceptions, however, the Fera 5 is a surprisingly very decent little cooler. Although not topping our charts in terms of amazingly low temperatures, it still manages to provide some good results at stock levels. Admittedly, things get a little warmer in our overclocking test, but then if you plan to push your hardware hard, this isn’t the sort of cooler you should be looking at. For a moderate push, though? We think the Fera 5 will handle it well enough.
Without a doubt, however, one of the best results seen here was in acoustics. The Fera 5 was amazingly quiet in stock or overclocked settings, yet it still managed to provide some nearly equally as impressive CPU temperature scores. Put simply, for a budget cooler, this does a lot better than many models that are at least twice (and in some cases over three times) as expensive! You can’t argue with that!
Razer Green Mechanical Switches for precise execution with a clicky, tactile feel - With a…
CrossPlay Multiplatform Wireless Audio System - Dual USB wireless transmitters and a single button on…
Increase Brightness by 33% and up to 200nit Full Screen with the v103 Firmware Driver…
SK Hynix has once again pushed the boundaries of semiconductor technology, announcing today the mass…
Sharkoon, a well-known name in PC peripherals and gaming accessories, has expanded its office furniture…
In a motion filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, November 19,…