Battle of the CPU Coolers - March 2008
4. Evercool PT12-9525EA
Review Pages
1. Coolermaster Hyper 212
2. CooLink Silentator
3. Evercool Buffalo
4. Evercool PT12-9525EA
5. GlacialTech Igloo 5750 Silent & PWM
6. Noctua NH-U12P
7. Spire Fourier - SP602B3
8. Spire Starflow SP519S7
9. Thermalright SI-128SE
10. Test Methodology
11. Benchmarks - Idle Results
12. Benchmarks - Load Results
13. Benchmarks - Noise levels
14. Conclusion
2. CooLink Silentator
3. Evercool Buffalo
4. Evercool PT12-9525EA
5. GlacialTech Igloo 5750 Silent & PWM
6. Noctua NH-U12P
7. Spire Fourier - SP602B3
8. Spire Starflow SP519S7
9. Thermalright SI-128SE
10. Test Methodology
11. Benchmarks - Idle Results
12. Benchmarks - Load Results
13. Benchmarks - Noise levels
14. Conclusion
| Manufacturer | Evercool |
| Model | |
| Price | $12 |
| Category | Entry Level |
The Evercool PT12-9525EA is a low-budget cpu cooler for Socket 775, aimed for OEM, or just for users who wish to upgrade their stock Intel cpu cooler with something less noisy and possibly more efficient.
- Features
- The special fin design adequately ventilated the cooler more efficiency.
- .By using 9.5cm fan in order to make the perfect heat dissipation .
- Silent Solution.
- Tool-less clip, easy installation..
- Support Intel Core 2 Duo Processor & Intel Core 2 Quad Processor.
- Full specifications
| Overall Dimension : | 95 x 95 x 67.7 mm |
| Fan Dimension : | 95 x 95 x 25 mm |
| Heatsink Metarial : | Aluminum |
| Rated Voltage : | 12 V |
| Rated Current : | 0.24 A |
| Power Consumption : | 2.88 W |
| Rated Speed : (Add Heatsink to Fan) |
2800 ±10% RPM |
| Rated Speed : | 2600 ±10% RPM |
| Airflow : | 49.37 CFM |
| Static Pressure : | 0.1 InchH2O |
| Noise Level: | <22.2 dBA |
| No. of Pole: | 4 Pole |
| Rotation Direction : | Counter-Clockwise |
| Bearing Type: | Ever Lubricate bearing (Long Life bearing) |
| Life Time : (Ambient Temp: 25°C |
40,000 Hours |
- Retail package
The package of Evercool 9525EA is very small, since it includes just the cpu cooler.
There isn't much to comment here. The 95mm fan should perform better than what Intel bulks its stock coolers.
The bottom looks typical.
- Installation
The installation process is simple. The cooler's compact round design does not interfere with nearby motherboard components.
The low height and profile make this cooler ideal for HTPC:
- Ratings (without benchmarks)
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