SilenX Effizio Extreme EFZ-120HA4

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Pros:

Very Quiet, Great Design, Good Temperatures, Heat Pipes work well, Supports many CPU’s, Comes with Fan Speed Controller.
Good fit and finish, Quiet!, Included fan controller, Extra fan mounts, Very reasonably priced, Wide compatibility

Cons:

Awkward Heat Sink, and Fan mounting
Lackluster performance (for the target market, anyway), Mounting solution a bit clumsy, Difficult fan mounting, Arrow?

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Last revision on September 3, 2010

Reviewers Liked

Very Quiet, Great Design, Good Temperatures, Heat Pipes work well, Supports many CPU’s, Comes with Fan Speed Controller
Good fit and finish, Quiet!, Included fan controller, Extra fan mounts, Very reasonably priced, Wide compatibility

Reviewers Didn't Like

Awkward Heat Sink, and Fan mounting
Lackluster performance (for the target market, anyway), Mounting solution a bit clumsy, Difficult fan mounting, Arrow?

Expert reviews and ratings

The SilenX EFZ-120HA4 heatsink is a full tower cooler, standing 151mm tall and weighing 836 grams. It ships with a single non-PWM 120mm SilenX 'Effizio Series Quiet Fan' mounted to the aluminum fin tower with four rubber vibration absorbing...

By FrostyTech on September 03, 2010

Overall, I was quite happy with the SilenX Extreme Effizio CPU Cooler’s performance. It performed much better than the Nero S. For a budget PC enthusiast I would say this cooler is a great choice. Although, if you are a die-hard overclocker or...

By OverclockersQH on August 18, 2010

has centered around a couple of flaws, this cooling solution from SilenX does a great job when you get down to it, offering a solid 21 °C cooling improvement over the stock Intel cooling solution while keeping up with some stout company. The...

By Overclockers Club on August 16, 2010

Silenx, apropos of their name, has produced a very quiet cooler (silent at lower fan speeds) that has pretty good cooling performance. Unfortunately, when they targeted gamers and overclockers for their marketing niche, the Effizio just can't quite...

By TweakNews on July 27, 2010