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@ 2008/11/09When we last checked in with GELID Solutions, they were just starting
out. The company was only a year old, and wasn’t all that well known
yet. The only product they had sent us was some thermal goop, which we
actually found wasn’t too bad. Well GELID has been quite busy. Today
we’re taking a look at their first CPU cooler, the Silent Spirit Quad
Heatpipe CPU Cooler. The cooler employs 4 heatpipes and a raised set of
heatsink fins to attempt to cool your CPU quietly and effectively. The
heatsink is cooled by a 92mm PWM powered Silent 9 fan, and is rated at
a fan speed ranging from 900 RPM to 2000 RPM. Noise levels hit 11 dBA
to 23.5 dBA respectively.
out. The company was only a year old, and wasn’t all that well known
yet. The only product they had sent us was some thermal goop, which we
actually found wasn’t too bad. Well GELID has been quite busy. Today
we’re taking a look at their first CPU cooler, the Silent Spirit Quad
Heatpipe CPU Cooler. The cooler employs 4 heatpipes and a raised set of
heatsink fins to attempt to cool your CPU quietly and effectively. The
heatsink is cooled by a 92mm PWM powered Silent 9 fan, and is rated at
a fan speed ranging from 900 RPM to 2000 RPM. Noise levels hit 11 dBA
to 23.5 dBA respectively.
