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Titan Fenrir Evo

Based on 7 reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros

Build Quality.
Design.
Performance.
CPU Compatibility.

Cons

Single Fan Solution.
Price (For Some).
Noise Levels.

Reviews

All (13)
Excellent (4)
Good (2)
Average (1)

By InsideHW on November 20, 2010

Although its price/performance ratio made the original Titan Fenrir a very good CPU cooler, many fans of transparent side panels, enclosure neons and component modification have had negative remarks on its looks. The main issue was the colour of the...

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By Pureoverclock on October 14, 2010

The Titan Fenrir EVO continues in the HDT technology tradition, a design that we've seen to be extremely effective for cooling efficiency when used in a tower-style setup, doing a respectable job at keeping an i7 930 overclocked at 3.8GHz under...

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By Real World Labs on September 26, 2010

I can't really say that the Fenrir EVO is indeed better than its predecessors because honestly i never had the chance to test either of them. What i do know however is that it competes against dual 120mm fan CPU Coolers and that is...

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By LanOC Reviews on August 19, 2010

The Titan Fenrir Evo is a definite contender. It kept both overclocked CPUs nice and cool. In fact it put the Asetek LCLC that Cyber Power installed to shame. As with most tower style heatsinks, it is tall and won't fit into most cases that have a...

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By TechRadar on August 12, 2010

Titan's Fenrir EVO is a big tower cooler whose looks live up to the macho name (a monstrous wolf from Norse mythology). The stack of fins are anodised a snazzy matt black with a copper-coloured section, and the top sports a wolf's-head logo. The...

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By Neoseeker on August 12, 2010

The Titan Fenrir EVO offers all of the outstanding performance of its predecessor, but unfortunately, the changes made to the cooler are more of a small tweak than all out evolution. The two changes consist of a cosmetic adjustment and a new and...

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By HardwareHeaven on July 24, 2010

All four coolers being tested today are impressive in their own way. Titan offers a unique appearance, solid thermal performance, easy installation and the quietest operation when using the fan adapter. Cooler Master on the other hand offers an imposing...

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By Bit-tech.net on May 17, 2010

Posted on 17th May 2010 at 11:40 by Richard Swinburne with Titan will be presenting its brand new Fenrir Evo HSF at Computex in just a few weeks, but as it's an update to our favourite air cooler, we couldn't wait that long to take a look, so...

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By iTrends.dk on October 20, 2010

Det er ikke første gang, at vi skal kigge på en køler fra Titan, men det er første gang i iTrends historie, at det sker, men det er absolut en god start med deres store sortiment indenfor køling af CPU’er. Modellen, som vi...

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By Gamezoom.net on September 29, 2010

Eine gute Kühlleistung, ein fairer Verkaufspreis und eine solide Verarbeitung sichern dem Fenrir EVO Kühler eine Kaufempfehlung von unserer Redaktion. Ebenfalls für den Prozessorkühler sprechen: das ausgefallene Design und die recht...

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