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Spire TME III (TherMax Eclipse III) CPU Cooler Review

With our processor in a stock speed configuration we find the Spire TME III offering similar performance to the Be Quiet! Dark Rock 2 and Dark Rock Advanced – which is a very respectable level of performance.

As we start to pump more heat into our system through overclocking we see the Spire TME III gain ground on the competition. The TME III nudges out the Dark Rock 2 by a degree and falls just 2 degrees short of the much more expensive TPC 800 with dual 120mm fans – an impressive showing.

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