Asus Triton 75 CPU Cooler
Conclusion
Published: 8th October 2007 | Source: Asus | Price: UK R.R.P. £25 |
The Asus Triton is a competent cooler, but only once you add a fan to it. I think Asus have made a mistake marketing it as a fanless design and not including a fan in the package. If you're a quiet PC freak then I would look elsewhere.
However, combine the Triton with a decent fan and it does do well. Whether you want to get one is up to personal choice. Lack of a fan included might put you off or it might mean you can choose your own and not use the manufacturers own.
Value-wise, around £25 UK RRP is pretty good for a cooler of this stature, but I don't know how much there is for the Asus Triton 75 to stand out in a market saturated with excellent coolers.
I'm going to recommend the cooler, with the proviso of using a 3rd Party fan to the mix.
The Good
+ Good performance with a fan added
+ Nice looking design
+ Easy to install
The Mediocre
* Could obstruct chipset cooling on some motherboards
* Price a little high considering no fan is included
The Bad
- No fan included
- Not a "stand out" cooler
Thanks to Asus for the review sample
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Me too, but Asus themselves didn't seem to think anything was remiss so I suppose it's normalQuote
At least they're trying new designs, not just re-branding other companies stuff like a certain company.
Great job as ever kemp!Quote
Great job as ever kemp!Quote
i like this, they've taken heatpipes, like on the scythe infinity, and done some sort of mash up with a thermalright SI 120 lol
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I thought the perfomance would be better without a fan.Quote