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| Cooler Master ARC-U01 & CRC-U01 Ramsinks |
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| Written by Alexandru Spataru | |
| Sunday, 01 July 2007 | |
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I'm pretty sure that if you're into computers, you must have heard about CoolerMaster. CM is a company very well known for the high quality of their products, and like most companies in the IT industry, they are based in Taiwan. CoolerMaster were among the first companies to produce aluminum computer cases, and they still make some of the best aluminum cases I've ever seen. They also were among the first to use the so called "heat-pipe" technology in their coolers. Today, CoolerMaster is one of those companies that have a lot of products for the hardware enthusiast and overclockers alike. Ranging from aluminum cases, LED fans, to hard drive and even chipset coolers, CoolerMaster's product line has become quite popular these days. CoolerMaster also has a retail product division, which is marketing new products and product kits for the end-users. The latest of these product kits are the CoolerMaster ramsinks reviewed here today. With RAM speeds increasing almost on a daily basis, with faster and faster video cards being launched almost every day, those little memory chips on a RAM module or on a graphics card get hotter and hotter. Not counting the overclocking, because then we really get into a long discussion ;-) Named ARC-U01 and CRC-U01, these are the latest CoolerMaster kits, which include 8 separate ramsinks made of copper or aluminum. ARC-U01 designates the aluminum sinks, while CRC-U01 is the name of the copper sinks kit. Each of the sinks measures 22x8x5 (mm) and has pre-attached thermal conductive double sided adhesive tape, so the installation is quite a breeze. The ARC-U01 are, as I said, the aluminum ramsinks. They come in a Perspex formed package, which is a very good idea considering the customer usually likes to see the actual product before making a purchase.
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