EnzoTech Extreme-X CPU Cooler

Slackworth · 5 Nov 2007 at 10:21

A lot of people on XtremeSystems seem to be using these. If OcUK were to get these into stock would you guys be interested or are the T120-Extreme and Tuniq too good to beat.

benjo · 5 Nov 2007 at 10:22

What sort of price would these be?

gurusan · 5 Nov 2007 at 10:44

It definitely depends on the price.

Slackworth · 5 Nov 2007 at 12:28

End user price would be around £39.99-£42.99 +VAT at the moment. Unfortunately they want to rip off the European market.

Billy 2 Sips · 5 Nov 2007 at 12:37

Slackworth said:
End user price would be around £39.99-£42.99 +VAT at the moment. Unfortunately they want to rip off the European market.

Theirs a suprise!

Wiggins · 5 Nov 2007 at 12:43

Great cooler and I would deffo look at purchasing it.

The only drawback by the looks of the pic is the removal of the motherboard to install the backplate.

Biffa · 5 Nov 2007 at 14:22

As far as I understand it, its upper middle road cooler on slow fan speeds but a noisy top end cooler when you crank up the fan speed.

simonnance · 5 Nov 2007 at 15:09

Slackworth said:
End user price would be around £39.99-£42.99 +VAT at the moment. Unfortunately they want to rip off the European market.

So TRU120X price then..... you'ld prob sell them, as they are pretty much the best non-tower HSF around atm, and a fair number of people can fit the larger tower HSFs.

Still pretty pricey though.

JimmahuK · 5 Nov 2007 at 15:50

If the price is right.

JCBeastie · 5 Nov 2007 at 17:43

Read reviews of the performance (surprisingly good) and I personally prefer horizontal coolers for the VRM bloiwngness...

So yeah I'd hit it.

Amidar · 5 Nov 2007 at 20:04

Shame you can't get them in the UK or Europe,i ended up importing mine from the states.The quality is amazing & finish on the base is brilliant & they come with a tube of AS5

It's also made a vast difference with my Asus Maximus motherboard as it cools the mosfets & northbridge & keeps my overclocked GO Quad at 33c idle & 58c load.

pastymuncher · 6 Nov 2007 at 10:28

Amidar said:
Shame you can't get them in the UK or Europe,i ended up importing mine from the states.The quality is amazing & finish on the base is brilliant & they come with a tube of AS5It's also made a vast difference with my Asus Maximus motherboard as it cools the mosfets & northbridge & keeps my overclocked GO Quad at 33c idle & 58c load.

That's why he's asking if we would buy it if OCUK stocked it.

Amidar · 6 Nov 2007 at 12:53

pastymuncher said:
That's why he's asking if we would buy it if OCUK stocked it.

I know that.

Monstermunch · 6 Nov 2007 at 13:21

Slackworth said:
End user price would be around £39.99-£42.99 +VAT at the moment. Unfortunately they want to rip off the European market.

Thats over 1/4 of the way to a custom water cooled setup... what a rip off for an air cooler! :eek:

split · 6 Nov 2007 at 14:09

So add the price of a fan and a controller to this and you have much the same.

Enzotech Ultra-X CPU Cooler Review.

The base of the Heat Sink is machined to 0.0003 per inch run-out, which optimizes surface contact and maximizes thermal conductivity performance

Amidar · 6 Nov 2007 at 20:40

split said:
So add the price of a fan and a controller to this and you have much the same.

Enzotech Ultra-X CPU Cooler Review.

The base of the Heat Sink is machined to 0.0003 per inch run-out, which optimizes surface contact and maximizes thermal conductivity performance

And don't forget it comes with a tube of AS5 so there's another £5.00 or so.

Slackworth · 6 Nov 2007 at 23:47

Certainly enough interest. Just need to smash them up. :cool:

Kanifee · 6 Nov 2007 at 23:52

Looks nice but its silly money in all hounesty could work out closer to £50 than £40 i couldnt bring my self to spend that on a air cooler