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ThermalTake Frio OCK

Based on 12 reviews

Excellent:

6
Good:

3
Average:

3
Bad:

0

Pros

Straightforward install.
Easy to use.
Excellent cooling performance for an air cooler.
Dual fans on a single plug.
Stylish shroud.
Distinctive Design and Looks.
Comes with fan speed control.
Wide socket compatibility.
240w Power Handling.

Cons

Noisy.
No PWM control.
Multiple clearance issues during installation.
Heatpipes are aligned.
No fancy lights.
Plastic backplate and mount standoffs.
Manual fan speed control requires opening your case to access.
Expensive.

By hardCOREware on May 24, 2012

s An overclocked Sandy Bridge E is probably not something Thermaltake even had in mind when designing the Frio OCK, and it is hotter than just about every modern CPU out there (with perhaps the exception of Ivy Bridge which has its own issues when...

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By Legit Reviews on May 08, 2012

The Thermaltake Frio OCK is well designed and performs exceptionally well. It definitely manages to keep up with some of the best coolers on the market today....

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By PCPer on November 30, 2011

I'd like to thank our friends at Thermaltake for providing the FrioOCK for our review today. Thermaltake has refined and perfected what a truly exceptional heatsink should be when they created the FrioOCK. The massive size of the heatsink, combined...

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By Maximum PC on November 21, 2011

We have to hand it to Thermaltake: Nearly everything about the Frio OCK is well thought out. The two 13cm fans are secured in a black, red, and blue cowling that clips on and off of the heatsink with ease, eliminating many of the installation...

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By Maximum PC on November 21, 2011

One of the wonderful things about modern CPUs is that they overclock extremely well without putting out much heat. Modern Sandy Bridge processors overclock higher and more easily than first-gen i7 chips, while drawing less power and putting out less...

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By Bjorn3D on October 24, 2011

The Frio OCK from Thermaltake has made a very bold statement by claiming the title OCK (OverClocking King), but upon testing we can see that the cooler has what it takes to pull it off. With a bit of style it will keep the system looking vibrant....

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By FrostyTech on October 16, 2011

The cooler weighs over a kilogram (1093grams) and comes with two 130mm fans arranged in a push-pull configuation that scale from 2100-to-1200RPM. Behind all the unncessary fan shroud is an aluminum fin tower split down the middle. ...

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By Hi Tech Legion on September 06, 2011

Proclaiming yourself the king is a pretty serious inference, so you had better have something to back it up, and the Thermaltake Frio OCK certainly does. But am I ready to break out the crown, or simply a tiara? Well, the Frio OCK certainly makes a...

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By APH Networks on August 26, 2011

The Lich King was the master and lord of the Scourge, and he ruled over them telepathically from the Frozen Throne on top of Icecrown. Well, I guess until I killed him about a year ago, but that is beside the point. The Thermaltake Frio OCK, a strange...

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By ThinkComputers on August 21, 2011

Overall the Frio OCK is a powerful cooler. While it can achieve some pretty good temperatures on high fan speeds, it’s just quite annoying to have your case sound like a car engine. I recommend using the fans anywhere between low-medium speeds to...

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