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  1. 22-01-2009, 23:44 #1
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    Today we're testing the Akasa Nero, which offers Heatpipe Direct Touch (HDT) technology, a newer trend in tower-style heatsinks, and promises some efficient cooling numbers. It is Socket 1366-capable, and it is the first of several Core i7 coolers we'll be examining to test cooling performance on the new CPUs.



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    Good review Jake ! so far it has given you the best results, it should be interesting to see how the Noctua cooling performance compares to the Nero
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    Yes we have some more i7 cooler reviews coming then we're working on getting a full roundup, hopefully with about a dozen coolers if we're lucky.

    These i7's produce a tremendous amount of heat, some top tower coolers really do struggle when highly overclocked.

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