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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
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The Chipchilla from Coolink manages to decrease chipset temperatures while maintaining a low noise level. It is extremely light-weight being constructed of copper and aluminum all for an decent price. Limited availability and some installation issues are all that hold this cooler back.
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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
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Chipset cooling has become a predominant factor in many people's choices when purchasing coolers, and with many CPU coolers offering impressive collateral cooling for the chipset, it seems that not much more can be done to cool the sometimes inaccessible chipset. Enter Coolink, who have sent me the new ChipChilla to review.
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Featuring a large 6mm dual-heatpipe and a quiet 60mm fan; will the ChipChilla keep todays chipsets cool while keeping noise to a minimum?
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Friday, March 7, 2008
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CPU cooled... Check! GPU cooled... Check! Hard drives cooled... Check! Case cooled... Check... Did you cool your chipset?!?! Is your chipset overheating? You know your chipset is a very important part of your motherboard, so it only make sense to cool it better than stock as well. Coolink has the answer, the ChipChilla will indeed cool your chipset.
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Cooling your chipset can be very important. Think of the chipset as the nerve center of your motherboard. It communicates with the CPU commands from many components and if running hot can lead to reduced performance or end up in a damaged system. Read our review to find out why the Chip Chilla has both a good and bad design.
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