Nofan IcePipe 95W CR-95C

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Pros:

Good cooling performance, Makes no noise.

Cons:

It's seriously big, Expensive at around £85

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Last revision on September 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Good cooling performance, Makes no noise

Reviewers Didn't Like

It's seriously big, Expensive at around £85

Expert reviews and ratings

There's a joker in every pack, and the mantle this month falls to the comically oversized Nofan CR-95C. But is it an ultimately doomed effort à la Heath Ledger, or does this passive cooler have the longevity to slip into the Jack Nicholson...

By TechRadar on November 08, 2012

The picture above isn't of an unidentified flying object. It isn't a washing machine component, and it can't be used as a hamster wheel. Nope, what you're looking at here is a good ol' CPU cooler.Not just any CPU cooler, mind you, as...

By HEXUS.net on December 28, 2011

Right so a 100% passive heat sink, we honestly thought this would be a bit of a downer review, but I can confirm nice and early we completely love the CR-95! To do the cooler justice we did have to adjust our usual testing procedure and we broke out...

By Overclock3D on November 08, 2011

The NoFan CR-95C Copper is the first heatsink to actually pass our open platform cooler test without any assistance from a fan. Unlike the Thermalright HR-02 Macho or SilverStone Heligon HE02, it was designed from the ground up as a purely passive...

By SilentPC Review on June 24, 2013

Quiet and Silent are just a couple of marketing buzz words that get thrown around a lot when it comes to CPU coolers. But if we actually think, what is truly quiet or silent? 0 dBA?Taking the 0 dBA definition of silent, we know of only one CPU cooler on...

By eTeknix on October 09, 2012