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NZXT Launches Respire T20 & T40 CPU Coolers By utilizing Seamless Direct Touch heatpipes and a number of other innovations, NZXT is hoping their new Respire CPU coolers can overcome the competition. At first glance, there really isn’t anything special about NZXT’s Respire T20 and Respire T40. Their tower-style designs, large aluminum fin arrays, 120mm fan mounts and copper base plates can be found on nearly every other heatsink on the market. However, according to NZXT, there are two main items which allow the Respire series to stand out: price and a patented heatpipe design Read more here: NZXT Launches Respire T20 & T40 CPU Cooler | Hardware Canucks |
Around the $40 mark is where you can start getting lower end water coolers. So being priced this high for air seems a bit out of place. For air, you can easily find the Hyper 212 for $20 or less. |
I'm not impressed. You can have better ones for the same price ,as YoungMan said, the 212 Evo is really good for the price.Even if i would never get a cheap watercooling system. Also,i don't know how is the fan on these coolers, any clue? |
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I think these units hold Merit. -ST |
I'll admit, their mounting system is better. I've installed a few EVOs and they slip a little bit, but I highly doubt it lowers the performance by half. It doesn't justify double the cost. And honestly, how often are you going to be mounting/unmounting the heatsink anyway? In most cases, they'd be similar to mine. Mount it, and never touch it again, ever. But there's no doubt I'll choose these over the 212s in a heartbeat if the pricing was the same/similar. So until there's a price cut, it ain't gonna shine. |
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YYMV. -ST |
did someone say replacement for my goto 212EVO ... sign me up. |
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