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Titan Skalli TTC-NC05TZ-NPW

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Pros

Looks great, Smaller footprint than many coolers, Sufficiently cooled the Intel i7 870, $30 price tag.
Retail package, Excellent retail price for its performance, Low noise levels, even at full speed, Fan supports the PWM function to further reduce noise, Works with both AMD/Intel platforms, Includes 2 thermal paste tubes
Universal cooler; supporting multi sockets, Decent performance, Comes with PWM fan, H.D.C technology, Simplest installation method, Midsize & light weight

Cons

Probably not a good choice for 130 watt i7 processors
Doesn't include mounting mechanism for adding a second 100mm fan, Finding a second 100mm fan would be difficult
Harder to get 100mm fan for replacement/upgrade

By XtremeComputing on March 01, 2010

To be honest when I first received the Skalli I wasnt expecting much from it; as from what I could see, it was an average sized cooler, not particularly big, and only had two heatpipes. For example the Noctua tested against it today has 4...

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By ThinkComputers on January 25, 2010

The Titan Skalli performed nearly as well as the Mega Shadow at OC load. Keeping the CPU at 74C isnt what I would necessarily call great, but not bad at all for a small footprint cooler with a 100mm radiator. Keep in mind that the i7 870 is a 90...

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By Pro-Clockers on January 25, 2010

The Skalli is a good cooler for those looking for silence over performance. That's not to say it doesn't deserve a nod for cooling. At it's price point, the Skalli put up very respectable numbers. Yes, you can buy this cooler and expect it...

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By CDRinfo on January 22, 2010

ManufacturerTitanModelSkalliPrice $30 CategoryEntry LevelThe name of the new CPU cooler from TITAN, the TTC-NC05TZ/NPW (RB) or "Skalli, is derived from the Norse mythology. The company claims that the new 'Skalli' model keeps on the strengths...

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By Hardware Canucks on December 02, 2009

Even though the high and mid ranges of the CPU cooler market may seem to be cluttered with products, there is always room for more competition. Competition is just what Titan is hoping to offer with two of their newest CPU coolers: the Fenrir and...

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By Hardware Secrets on November 11, 2009

Titan Skalli is a good cooler. Its performance was, by the error margin we adopted, practically the same of Evercool Buffalo and Cooler Master Hyper TX3, two coolers with very similar design.Its noise level is also good. Skalli is a very quiet cooler...

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By Pureoverclock on November 02, 2009

The Titan Skalli 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 a massively overclocked Core i7 under control....

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By Hardware Bistro on October 08, 2009

TITAN Technology Limited was established in Taiwan by a group of progressive and experienced engineers in their respective fields. Since our establishment with over 16 years of manufacturing experience with high quality cooling devices for various...

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By Overclockers Club on October 04, 2009

The Skalli from Titan does an admirable job of keeping the i5 750 cool. While not as effective as the Noctua NH-U12, it is not equipped to perform at that level. With only a single fan it performs close to the level of the MUX-120 and outperforms the...

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By Planet 3DNow! on June 03, 2010

Das Gesamtfazit wird keinen Sieger krnen aber einige Hinweise bieten. Der gesamte Test zeigt, dass man nicht immer einen leistungsstarken Khler bentigt. Gerade die 65W TDP-Klasse kann man im Grunde mit jedem Marken-Khler unter...

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