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We have a great deal for over this weekend for our lovely customers.

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Asus Axe Square Limited Edition Gold CPU Cooler (Socket LGA775/LGA1155/LGA1156/AM2/AM3) @ £13.99 inc VAT

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Axe Square AMAzing features a 120mm LED fan, five copper C-shaped heatpipes, a copper base and a large-scale heat dissipation surface area of up to 5500cm2 to facilitate highly efficient heat transfers in order to provide enthusiasts worldwide with the ultimate cooling experience.Ultra Silent at 16 dBA and Power Savings

Equipped with the PWM function, Axe Square AMAzing is able to adjust the fan speed according to the CPU’s temperature—providing users with the optimal operating environment at a mere 16 dBA, as well as helping to conserve energy and delivering CPU stability.

Amazing Gold-Aureate Design with Luxury Packing
Axe Square AMAzing is the latest model in the limited AMAzing series, and takes center stage with its stunning gold-aureate color; which juxtaposes with the black nickel-plated surfaces of unique axe-shaped design for the ultimate in aesthetic appeal. Moreover, this stunning Axe Square AMAzing comes in an extremely luxurious packaging with a limited-run identification card that ensures the fine quality of the amazing Series.

- Dimensions: 139 x 133 x 130 (W x H x D)
- Nickel plater for stunning looks
- Supplied with high quality thermal paste
- Noise Level: 16dBA
- Fan Speed: 1400 RPM

Was £19.99 Inc. VAT

Only £13.99 inc VAT.

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Asus Royal Knight CPU Cooler (Socket LGA775/LGA1155/LGA1156/AM2/AM2+) @ £11.99 inc VAT

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Royal Knight provides for an advanced thermal solution, including 6 pure copper heat pipes for efficient heat transference; a 120mm LED fan with a top-flow design for maximum air-flow; last but not the least, twin wing-shaped copper fins that expands the heat exchange area for excellent thermal performance.Equipped with a 120mm LED fan, Royal Knight not only provides maximum air-flow, but also ensures a quiet computing environment with operating levels of only 22 dBA. This is due to the PWM function, which can automatically adjust the fan speed by CPU's temperature - allowing gamers to fully immerse themselves into their games without other distracting noises.This latest Royal Knight presents itself in a retro-chic British Chevalier stylized outlook - integrating a crown, a coat of arms and an eagle that embraces the core spirit of the Knight Series. With the most advanced thermal solution to support impressive overclocking capabilities, coupled with such fine aesthetics, the stunning Royal Knight is truly a crowd pleaser in terms of looks and performance.

- Dimensions: 131 x 140 x 138mm (W x D x H)
- Fan Speed: 800 - 1300 RPM
- Heatsink Material: Copper
- Heatsink Material: Copper
- 4-pin PWM plug

Was £17.99 Inc. VAT

Only £11.99 inc VAT.

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im not sure what asus were thinking about cooling but they worth pretty much that. ideally u would like to not pull air but push out air.

but for budget build its pretty good.
 
psychas said:
im not sure what asus were thinking about cooling but they worth pretty much that. ideally u would like to not pull air but push out air.

but for budget build its pretty good.
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Push air out of the cooler? Since when has that been a good idea?
Maybe since every single downdraft cooler has, oh wait, NOT done that and has instead pulled air down into the cooler, because that's how they work. Common sense would dictate that the way you've described simply won't work efficiently, hence why no coolers use that method.
Just saying.

On topic, LOL Asus coolers. They just look hilarious. Still decent for the price though, definitely worth it over stock coolers.
 
They do look a lot like a drag queen who has been dragged through a blender machine and then had there face stapled to the back of a tractor which reversed along a country lane.

But other than that they are way better than a stock cooler and comparable to other £20 after market coolers for very little moneys.
 
Ace Modder said:
They do look a lot like a drag queen who has been dragged through a blender machine and then had there face stapled to the back of a tractor which reversed along a country lane.

But other than that they are way better than a stock cooler and comparable to other £20 after market coolers for very little moneys.
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by how many degrees?
 
CaptainUnlikely said:
Push air out of the cooler? Since when has that been a good idea?
Maybe since every single downdraft cooler has, oh wait, NOT done that and has instead pulled air down into the cooler, because that's how they work. Common sense would dictate that the way you've described simply won't work efficiently, hence why no coolers use that method.
Just saying.

On topic, LOL Asus coolers. They just look hilarious. Still decent for the price though, definitely worth it over stock coolers.
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i meant to say pull air horizontally <--- not vertically
 
psychas said:
i meant to say pull air horizontally <--- not vertically
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If they were tower coolers I'd agree, but they're downdraft coolers. No reason why downdraft coolers can't be decent, look at the Noctua C-14 and Thermalright XP-14. They cool the surrounding components like the VRM circuitry, too, which is handy. The stock coolers are made this way for this exact reason, to cool surrounding components, which is why these are ideal quieter replacements for the stock cooler. They're not meant to be high performance.
 
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