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The Thermalright IFX-14 can still convince also at the high age. The scope of supply fails with our Intel BPversion, when assembly assembling, naturally somewhat meagerly and covers only two bases. Also an exhaust is not attached to the IFX-14. The processing is settled on a very high level and needs behind no other radiator to hide itself. The assembly turns out, if one can take the Main board from the housing, still in the pleasant framework. If the radiator must be attached, if the Main board is blocked already in the housing, it becomes already somewhat more difficult by the size of the radiator. If this hurdle is only times overcome, the IFX-14 with tidy test results can convince, vorrausgesetzt the speed range is correct. The IFX-14 in the high speed range starting from 1.200 rpm, in the speed range delivers really strong results starting from 800 rpm and more deeply gives it meanwhile clearly better radiators. The price of approximately 55 euros is straight still in the acceptable framework, with two exhausts is spent fast 70 euros and more.


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