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Old Feb 28, 2008, 08:18 AM   #1
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Cooler Master RR-CCZ-LL12-GP CM Shere Universal Cooler

Cooler Master has been in the PC cooling business for over a decade and currently offers thermal solutions for processors, video cards, chipsets, hard drives, memory and notebooks. I've tested their products for every single one of those categories I believe with the exception of CPU cooler. Today I'm looking to change that with this review of the Cooler Master Sphere.

The Sphere is an all-copper, quad heatpipe and fin CPU cooler shaped like, you guessed it, a ball. It comes with a single-speed radial fan built in, instead of the typical axial fan you find on most CPU coolers. The radial output of the fan helps to cool other components in the immediate vicinity of the CPU socket. This combination of round-shaped fins and radial output fan put the sphere into a fairly unique class of cooler.

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